Deuteronomy as a book of reform
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[PREFACE] After faithfully and conscientiously covering
the field of the Reform as contained in the Book
of Deuteronomy, taking copious notes on the same,
I have come to the realization that the subject
is a big one, and cannot be discussed adequately
in a thesis of this length. However, I am trying
to do four things:
First, to give the background of the Reform
as to name, date, authorship, conditions and aim.
Second, to describe briefly, from a nontechnical
standpoint, the character of the laws.
Third, to show the influence and permanent
value of the Reform.
Fourth, to relate the Reform to the modern
world problems.
There is little material on the last point,
thus It will be necessary for me to draw my own
conclusions largely, which conclusions may be
Premature, yet, it will be my purpose to seek to
make a contact between the times of Deuteronomy
and the present social order.
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