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Charles Rufus Brown was the son of Rev. Samuel Emmons and Elvira (Small) Brown. Born on February 22, 1849 in East Kingston, New Hampshire, in a Baptist manse, he was reared conscientiously in an evangelical home.
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An Aramaic method. A class book for the study of the elements of Aramaic from Bible and targums
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Excerpt from An Aramaic Method, Vol. 2: A Class Book for the Study of the Elements of Aramaic From Bible and Targums; Elements of Grammar In the following brief outline, the writer is indebted especially to Drs. Berliner, Kautzsch and Levy, in their recently published works, and to Dr. Burnham, in addition to such aid, for the trans lation of Genesis I. Given in the Appendix and for many useful suggestions. The author cannot refrain from expressing his grati fication that, for rejection of the term Chaldee from the title page of his Met/tool, he can now refer to the distinguished authority of Professor Kautzsch. No apology is needed for the issue of this brief grammar. The number of students using the reading-book, even without this part, has exceeded the author's most sanguine expectations. This fact, howcver, has forced him to write grammatical notes which have been necessarily prepared in great haste, and an apology is needed for their grave imperfections. It can be regretted by no one more than by the writer that an exhaustive examination of the latest edition of Onkelos has not been possible to him. Serious question arose, whether these notes should be printed at all, until such an examination had been made, but the necessity for something of the sort seemed imperative. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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Charles Rufus Brown
Edit ProfileEducation
In his teens Charles Rufus Brown was a student at Phillips Exeter Academy. Attracted to the sea, near which he lived for a time, he was admitted to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
In order to prepare himself for this he attended Newton Theological Institution (1874 - 75) and Harvard College, graduating from the latter in 1877, and he then pursued theological studies at Newton and Union seminaries, and at Berlin and Leipzig universities in Europe.
Career
In 1881 he entered upon the active ministry as pastor of the Baptist church at Franklin Falls, New Hampshire. His training had fitted him for service as an educator, and after two years he was elected associate professor of Biblical interpretation of the Old Testament at Newton Theological Institution. Three years later he became full professor. For thirty years he directed his department and inspired his pupils with a sense of the values of the Old Testament.
The study of Hebrew was never a drudgery in his classes. He was painstaking and accurate himself, and demanded a mastery of the lesson from others, but he had such an appreciation of shades of thought and fineness of expression and worked with such enthusiasm as to kindle interest even in a dull subject. In addition to his work at Newton, he lectured at the University of Chicago in a summer quarter, and was acting professor in Boston University for a term of seven months. He edited the Bible Union Sunday-school Lessons at various times.
In 1910-11 he served as director of the American School of Oriental Research at Jerusalem. He never lost his interest in preaching, and during part of one year he was acting pastor of the Main Street Baptist Church in Worcester. As a scholar he was happiest in his exegetical studies of the Old Testament, and the fruit of his learning appeared in his Commentary on Jeremiah, published in 1907, but he was familiar with the languages cognate to Hebrew and prepared An Aramaic Method, which was published in 1884.
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For thirty years Charles Rufus Brown directed his department and inspired his pupils with a sense of the values of the Old Testament. The study of Hebrew was never a drudgery in his classes. He was painstaking and accurate himself, and demanded a mastery of the lesson from others, but he had such an appreciation of shades of thought and fineness of expression and worked with such enthusiasm as to kindle interest even in a dull subject. In addition to his work at Newton, he lectured at the University of Chicago in a summer quarter, and was acting professor in Boston University for a term of seven months. He edited the Bible Union Sunday-school Lessons at various times. He published An Aramaic Method (1884; second edition, 1893), a translation of the book of Jeremiah (1906), and a Commentary on Jeremiah (1907).
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An Aramaic Method: Elements of Grammar
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The Newton Theological Institution. General Catalogue. Eleventh Edition
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The Newton Theological Institution. General Catalogue
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An Aramaic Method: A Class Book for the Study of the Elements of Aramaic (Aramaic and English Edition)
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The First Book Of Samuel: In Hebrew (1884)
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An Aramaic Method: A Class Book For The Study Of The Elements Of Aramaic From The Bible And Targums, Part 2...
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An Aramaic method; a class book for the study of the elements of Aramaic from Bible and Targums Volume 2 1884 Hardcover
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An Aramaic Method, Vol. 2: A Class Book for the Study of the Elements of Aramaic from Bible and Targums; Elements of Grammar (Classic Reprint)
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- The book of the prophet Jeremiah;: a new and critical translation
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An Aramaic Method: Elements of Grammar
Religion
In his religious affiliation Charles Rufus Brown was a Baptist, he never lost his interest in preaching, and during part of one year he was acting pastor of the Main Street Baptist Church in Worcester.
Views
Charles Brown was conscientiously industrious, setting high standards of workmanship and careful of the smallest details.
Personality
As a man he was outspoken in his assertion of his opinions, honest and courageous by nature, and demanding no more from another than he would give himself. He was conscientiously industrious, setting high standards of workmanship and careful of the smallest details.
Connections
In 1884 Charles Rufus Brown had married Clarissa L. Dodge.
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