Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Early Religion of Israel, Vol. 2: As Set Forth by Biblical Writers and by Modern Critical Historians
The investigations that have been made in the di rections indicated are interesting and exhaustive. The name, or the idea which it expresses, has been in turn sought for in (1) indo-germanic; (2) in assyro-babylonian; (3) Egyptian; (4) Kenite; and (5) Canaanite language or religion. We must brief ly consider the arguments advanced for these various views.
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