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Preface Introduction Chapters Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Appendices Appendix I Appendix II Appendix III Appendix IV Appendix V Appendix VI Appendix VII Appendix VIII Appendix IX Appendix X Appendix XI Appendix XII Appendix XIII Appendix XIV Appendix XV Appendix XVI Appendix XVII Appendix XVIII Appendix XIX Appendix XX Appendix XXI Indexes References Names Biblical References General Bibliography |
1. Buswell, J. Oliver,
"The Length of the Creative Days", pam- phlet published privately,
p. 3. 2. Harris, John,
"Pre-Adamite Earth", Ward & Co. , London, no date, p. 353; (about
1849). 3. Payne, D. F.,
"Genesis One Reconsidered", Tyndale Press, London, 1964, p.7 fn. 4. Ginsburg, Louis,
"The Legends of the Jews", Jewish Publicat- ions Soc. of America,
Phila. , 1954, Vol.1, p.4. In Vol.5 (the critical notes and
documentation) Ginsburg references the following sources for the
quotation above:
(The Great Midrash on
"The Beginning") 3:7; and 9:2. Also Koheleth 3.11; and
Tehillim 34, 245. 5. In Luther's Bible,
published in Wittenburg, 1557, there is a figure 1 placed against
the third verse as indicating that here began the creation of the
Mosaic world. Professor E. J. Young remarks upon the pause:
"The word 1) is separated from what
follows by means of the disjunctive accent Rebhîa, and
so we are to let our thoughts dwell upon it before pas sing on to
(what follows)". The fact is also referred to by Jamieson, Fausset
and Brown in their "Commentary: Critical, Experimental,
and Practical", Ceilings, Glascow 1871, Vol.1, Gen. - Deut.,
p.3: "In many Hebrew MSS there is the usual mark of a
pause". 6. Quoted by Joseph Baylee,
Principal of St. Andrews College, Birkenhead, in a paper
entitled, "On the Nature of Language" in the Transactions of the
Victoria Institute, London, Vol.111, 1868-69, p.260, 261. 7. Hershon, Paul Isaac,
"A Rabbinical Commentary on Genesis", Hodder & Stoughton,
London, 1882, p. 2. 8. Thayer, J. H., "A
Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testa- ment", dark,
Edinburgh, 4th edition, 1961, p.336. 9. Origen, on the
"casting down" of the world: "De Principiis" in the Ante-Nicene Fathers, Scribner's
edition, N.Y. , 1917, Vol. IV, Bk.3, Chap. 5, p. 4. 10. Caedmon, "Genesis: Excursus A", translated from the Old pg
1 of 7 English by Lawrence Mason,
in the "Yale Studies in English" series edited by Alberts.
Cook, Henry Holt, N.Y., 1915, lines 14-35, 68, 79, 80, 92 f.,
114. 11. King Edgar: according
to Erich Sauer, in his "Dawn of World Redemption", Eerdmans,
Grand Rapids, 1953, p. 36. 12. Hugo, St. Victor,
"De Sacramentis Christianae Fidei", Bk.l, Part 1, Chap. VI. 13. Aquinas, Thomas,
Second Book of the "Sententiarum" (ie., "Sentences" - a
Commentary on the Works of Peter Lombard), Distinct, xiii, Article 3,
"Ad Tertium". 14. Petavius, Dionysius,
"De Opificio Sex Dierum", Bk. 1, Chap. ii, Section 10. 15. Pererius (or Pereyra,
Perera, Pereira), Benedict, philosopher and theologian, born near
Valencia and dying at Rome, was one of the most prolific and
learned writers of his day. His most comprehensive work,
"Commentariorum et disputationum in Genesim" in four
volumes, is a mine of information.
It was published between 1591 -
99. The reference is Vol.1, chap. 1, vs. 4, note 80. 16. Ramm, Bernard,
"The Christian View of Science and Scripture", Eerdmans, Grand Rapids,
1954, p.196, fn.26. 17. Alcuin: "The Book
of Jasher", edition published by the Rosi- crusians. 18. Dathe, J. Auguste,
Libre VI, "Ex recensione textus Hebraei et Versionum antiquarum
Latine versi, notisque philologicis et criticis
illustrati", Halle, 1791, in six volumes. 19. Chalmers concluded
(according to Hugh Miller, in his "The Testimony of the
Rocks", Nimmo, Edingurgh, 1874, p. 108, 109) that "the
writings of Moses do not fix the antiquity of the globe". 20. Chalmers, Thomas:
Bernard Ramm (op. cit. at ref. #16, p. 196, fn. 26) gives the
following reference to Chalmers:" Works", Vol.1, p.228, and Vol.XII,
p.369". 21. Buckland, William,
"Geology and Minerology Considered With Reference to Natural
Theology", Vol.1, Chap. 2, be ing No. VI of The Bridgewater
Treatises, 1836. 22. Harris, John, op.
cit., (ref. #2), p. 354. 23. Kurtz, J. H.,
"The Bible and Astronomy", 1853, p.433. 24. Kurtz, J. H., op.
cit., p.90. 25. Kurtz, J. H., op.cit.,
p.397. 26. Kurtz, J. H.,
"History of the Old Covenant", T. & T. Clark, Edinburgh, 1859,
Introduction, p.iv-lx.
27. Kurtz, J. H., ibid.,
p.cxxiii. 28. Delitzsch, Franz,
"New Commentary on Genesis", dark, Ed- inburgh, 1888, Vol.1,
p.75ff. 29. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
p. 79, 80. 30. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
p. 76. 31. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
p. 78. 32. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
p. 79. 33. Deltizsch. Franz, ibid.,
p. 77. 34. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
p.80. 35. Delitzsch as quoted by
Peter Lange in his "Commentary on Genesis", Zondervan,
reprint, p. 110. 36. Delitzsch as quoted by
Fr. H. Reusch, "Nature and the Bible". dark, Edinburgh, 1886,
Vol.1, p. 119. 37. Delitzsch, as quoted
by E. B. Pusey in his "Daniel the Prophet: Nine Lectures", Innes
&Co., London, 1892, p. lxxxiii. 38. Delitzsch, Franz,
"A System of Biblical Psychology", reprint (of 1899 edition) by Baker
House, Grand Rapids, 1966, p.74,75. 39. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
p.75. 40. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
p. 76. 41. Delitzsch, Franz, ibid.,
P. 77. 42. Delitzsch, Franz, op.cit.
(ref.#37), p.lxxxiii. 43. Delitzsch, Franz, op.cit.
(ref.#37), p. Ixxxiii. 44. Reusch, Fr. H., op.cit.
(ref. #36), p.312. 45. Reusch, Fr. H., op.cit.
(ref. #36), p.313. 46. Gleig, George,
"Annotations on Stackhouse", Bk.l, Chap.l, quoted by W. H. Hoare,
"The Veracity of the Book of Genesis", Longman, Green, London,
1860, p. 179, 180 fn. 47. Pusey, E. B., op.cit. (ref. #37), p.xviii, xix, and xx. 48. Pusey, E.B., op.cit.
(ref. #37), p.lxxxii and Ixxxv. 49. Buswell, J. Oliver, op.cit.
(ref. #1). 50. Pusey, E. B., op.cit.
(ref. #37), p.lxxxiii. 51. Dillman, A.,
"Genesis Critically and Exegetically Expounded", dark, Edinburgh, 1897
(translated by W. B. Stevenson), Vol. 1, p.53. 52. Driver, S. R.,
"The Book of Genesis", Westminster Comment- aries, edited by W. Lock,
Methuen, London, 1904, p. 22. 53. Skinner, John, "A
Critical and Exegetical Commentary on Gen- esis" in "The
International Critical Commentary", dark, Edin- burgh, 1951, p. 14 fn. 54. Skinner, John, ibid.,
p. 17. 55. Heward, P. W. and F.
F. Bruce, "And the Earth Was Without Form and Void",
Transactions of the Victoria Institute, London Vol. LXXVIII, p. 13-37. 56. This observation was
made by F. A. Filby in his "Creation Re- vealed", Pickering
& Inglis, London, 1964, p. 57, fn. 57. Young, Edward J.,
"Studies in Genesis One", International Library of Philosophy and
Theology; Biblical and Theological Studies, edited by N. M.
Kik, Presbyterian & Reformed Pub- lishing Co., Phila., 1964,
p. 11. 58. Young, E. J., ibid.,
p. 11. 59. Young, E. J., ibid .,
p. 12. 60. Whorf, Benjamin Lee,
(a) "Collected Papers on Metalinguist- ics", Dept. State,
Foreign Service Institute, Washington, D. C., 1952. Also (b)" Language,
Thought and Reality", Wiley, N.Y., 1956. 61. Gesenius' Hebrew and
Chaldee Lexicon, translated by S. P. Tregelles, Wiley &
Sons, London, 1889, under
62. Davies, Benjamin,
"A Compendious and Complete Hebrew and Chaldee Lexicon",
founded on Gesenius and Fur st, Bradley, Boston, 1890, under
63. Brown, F., S. R.
Driver, and C. A. Briggs, "A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old
Testament Based on Gesenius", Oxford, 1962, under
64. Boman, Thorlief,
"Hebrew Thought Compared With Greek", SCM Press, London, 1960,
p.27-51. 65. Boman, T., ibid.,
p.42,43. 66. Boman, T., ibid.
, p. 38. 67. Barr, James, "The
Semantics of Biblical Language", Oxford, 1962, p.59. 68. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p. 38. 69. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p.38 (iii). 70. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p. 38. 71. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p. 39. 72. OnRatschow, see Boman,
op.cit. (ref. #64), p.39.ff. 73. Whorf, Benjamin Lee, op.cit.
(ref. #60 (a)), p.3-7. 74. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p.36. 75. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p.38. 76. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p.38. 77. Boman, T., op.cit.
(ref. #64), p. 39, i, ii, iii. 78. Basson, H. H., and O.
J. O'Connor, "Language and Philosophy" in Philosophy, the
Journal of the Royal Institute of Philosophy (London), 1947, Vol.22, p.
49-65. 79. Leo, Christopher,
translation of: "A Hebrew Lexicon of the Old Testament", by D. W.
Gesenius, Cambridge, 1825. 80. Tregelles: see ref. #61
above. 81. Davies: see ref. #62
above. 82. Whitcomb, John C.,
"The Creation of the Heavens and the Earth", Creation
Research Society Quarterly, 4:1967, p.71. 83. Young, Robert, "A
Literal Translation of the Bible", Pickering & Inglis, London, no
date, at Song of Songs 1.5. 84. Driver, S. R., "A
Treatise on the Tenses in Hebrew", Oxford, 3rd. edition, 1892, xvi and
306 pp. 85. Driver, S. R., ibid.,
p.84. 86. Driver, S. R., ibid.,
p.84, fn. 87. Driver, S. R., ibid.,
p. 84. 88. Blake, Frank R.,
"A Resurvey of Hebrew Tenses", Pontificum Institutum Biblicum, Rome,
1951, section 10, p. 18, 19. 89. Driver, S. R., op.
cit. (ref. #84), p. 84,85. 90. Driver, S. R., op.
cit. (ref. #84), p. 85. 91. Driver, S. R., op.
cit. (ref. #84), p.84. 92. Driver, S. R., op.
cit. (ref. #84), p.85-87. 93. Driver, S. R., op.
cit. (ref. #84), p.88. 94. Driver, S. R., op.
cit. (ref. #84), p. 88. 95. Driver, S. R., op.
cit. (ref. #84), p.196. 96. Young, Edward J., op.
cit. (ref. #57), p.11. 97. Thayer, J. H., op.
cit. (ref. #8), sub 98. Barr, James, op.
cit. (ref. #67), p. 59. 99. Pusey, E. B., op.
cit. (ref. #37), p.xviii, xviv 100. Pusey, E. B., op.
cit. (ref. #37), p.lxxxiv. 101. Pusey, E. B., op.
cit. (ref. #37), p.lxxxvi. 102. Young, Edward J., op.
cit. (ref. #57), p. 12. 103. Pember, G. H.,
"Earth's Earliest Ages", Hodder & Stoughton, London, 9th edition, p.
19-21. 104. Thayer, J. H., op.
cit., (ref. #8), p.179, V, 2. 105. Thayer, J. H., op.
cit. (ref. #8), p.117. 106. Heward, P. W., op.
cit. (ref. #55), p.14. 107. Lamsda, George M.,
"The Four Gospels According to the East- ern Version",
translated from the Aramaic, Holman, Phila., 1933. 108. Howard, P. W, and F.
F. Bruce, op. cit. (ref. #55), 109. Dillman, A., op.
cit. (ref. #51), Vol. 1, p. 53. 110. Filby, F. A., op.
cit. (ref. #56), p.57. 111. Filby, F. A., op.
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cit. (ref. #56), p. 58. 113. Buswell, J. Oliver, op.
cit. (ref. #1), p. 8. 114. Whitcomb, John C.,
"The Ruin-Reconstruction Theory of Gen.
1.2",Creation
Research Annual, 2:1965, p.3. 115. Whitcomb, John C.,
ibid., p. 3. 116. Kalisch, M. M.,
"A Historical and Critical Commentary on the Old Testament with a New
Translation", Longman, Brown, and Green, London, 1858, p. 48. 117. Kalisch, M. M., ibid.,
p. 48. 118. Morris, Henry,
"Science, Scripture, and Salvation: The Gen- esis Record", an
excellent handbook for Bible Study leaders prepared by Baptist Publ.
Inc., Denver, 1965, p. 8 (margin). 119. Driver, S. R.; quoted
by L. M. Davies in discussion of the paper by F. F. Bruce (see
ref. #55, p. 29). 120. Skinner, John, op.
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(ref. #64), p.36. 124. Boman, T., op. cit.
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(ref.#64), p.36. 126. Barr, James, op.
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Creation", ed. by Paul Zimmerman, Concordia Publ., St. Louis, 1959,
p.53. 128. Ramm, Bernard, op.
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of the American Scientific Affiliation, 5:1953, p. 14. 135. Ramm, Bernard, op.
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cit. (ref. #16), p. 220. 137. Surburgi, Raymond, op.
cit. (ref. #127), p. 53. 138. Young, Robert,
"The Holy Bible: Translated According to the Letter and Idioms of the
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the Jewish Church", Scribners, N.Y., Vol.2, Lect.26, p. 144.
143. Cumont, Franz,
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Lord Arundell, "Tradition: Mythology and the Law of Nations",
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