PRELIMINARY EXPECTORATION
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Kierkegaard, Søren and Hollander, Lee M. (Lee Milton)
Source notes
[5]Genesis 22, 3.
[6]Genesis 22, 9.
[7]Cf. Thessalonians 3, 10.
[8]In Aladdin, Oehlenschläger's famous dramatic poem, Aladdin, "the cheerful son of nature," is contrasted with Noureddin, representing the gloom of doubt and night.
[9]Matthew 5, 45.
[10]Cf. not the legend but Plato's Symposion.
[11]Matthew 3, 9.
[12]Isaiah 26, 18.
[13]Themistocles, that is; see Plutarch, Lives.
[14]Matthew 19, 16f.
[15]Your cause, too, is at stake.
[16]By his own impulse and on his own responsibility.
[17]Cf. I Cor. 10, 12.
[18]The above, with the omissions indicated, constitutes about one-third of "Fear and Trembling."