Egyptian Matters and the Ten Tribes

Name: Aegyptiaca et [Greek:] dekaphylon sive de Aegyptiacorum sacrorum
Author: Witsius, Hermannus

Aegyptiaca et [Greek:] dekaphylon sive de Aegyptiacorum sacrorum

Witsius, Hermannus

Latin

1696

546 pages

6 images

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Did the God of Israel borrow His rituals from the magicians of Egypt? Hermann Witsius takes on the boldest 'Divine Critics' of the 17th century to prove that the Mosaic Law was not a political adaptation of pagan customs, but a divine blueprint pointing toward the Messiah.