The "Friend of Moses": Or, a Defence of the Pentateuch as the Production of Moses and an Inspired Document, Against the Objections of Modern Skepticism (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The "Friend of Moses": Or, a Defence of the Pentateuch as the Production of Moses and an Inspired Document, Against the Objections of Modern Skepticism

Several years have elapsed since circumstances, which it is not necessary here to explain, induced the writer to direct his attention once again, and more particularly, to the subjects discussed in this volume, many of which had occupied his attention and awakened his lively interest, in earlier life.

In writing these pages, the Author has freely availed himself of the works Of others. Generally, reference is expressly made to the works so used: but it is very possible that the thoughts, and even the words of others, may have been introduced, even into the text, where such reference is not made. In preparing a work like this, amid the varied avocations of a Christian pastor, settled in a Southern city, such omissions are almost unavoidable.

At the close of the volume will be appended a list of most of the authors herein referred to, or consulted; and the edition will be named, SO that if plagiarism be suspected, it may be detected with out difficulty.

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