A Modern Theory of the Old Testament Canon

Abstract

ject are in the press together. Sometimes they may be aware of the fact, and may have exchanged ideas (if rivalry has not prevented it) in the process of preparing their respective works. Sometimes they may be unaware of the fact, and may then find themselves wishing that they could have profited from each other's researches, or anticipated each other's objections to their own conclusions, before going to press. At all events, they will certainly have opinions on what each other has written, and, having studied the subject themselves, their opinions are likely to be more fully developed than those of other readers.

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