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C o n t e n t s.

Second Section.

Symbolic Particularism

of the Theocracy. Theocracy refers to a system of government where God is recognized as the supreme civil ruler and his laws form the basis of the state.

Chapter One.

Idea and Institution of the Theocracy.

A. Idea of the Theocracy. §. 95.
B. Symbolism of the Theocracy. §. 96.
C. Symbols of the Kingship of Jehovah. §. 97 — 101.
D. Representation of the Theocracy in Public Life.
§. 102 — 104.

Appendix.
Aesthetic Content. §. 105. As on previous pages, "aesthetic content" refers to the poetic or artistic beauty found within these religious structures.

Chapter Two.

Theocratic Worldview.

A. Misunderstanding of the Symbols. §. 106.
B. False Particularism. §. 107. Particularism: (German: Particularismus) The theological belief that God’s focus, or the "true religion," is restricted to a specific nation or people rather than being universal.
C. Theocratic Ideas of God. §. 108.
D. Theocratic-Ethical View. §. 109.
E. Theocratic Ideas of the Governance of the World. §. 110
— 112. original: "Weltregierung." This section likely deals with how God directs the affairs of all nations through the lens of His relationship with Israel.

Appendix.
Aesthetic Content. §. 113.