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Determinism and moral agency in <i>4 Ezra</i>. [PDF]
J Study PseudepigrBarker D.
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What is Above and What is Below: Mysteries of Leviathan in the Apocalypse of Abraham [PDF]
, 2013 Orlov, Andrei
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Gendered Language and the Construction of Jewish Identity in 2 Maccabees [PDF]
, 2018 Burns, Joshua Ezra
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A hypoxia research-driven path led to identifying neuroprotection mediators: an interview with Dr. Nicolas G. Bazan. [PDF]
Cell Death DiscovBazan NG.
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Helping Across Boundaries: Collectivism and Hierarchy in the Ultra-Orthodox Context. [PDF]
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2021
Indications of apparent support for the DCM thesis can be found in rabbinic sources. Thus, one talmudic statement determines that God issues decrees—instructions lacking compassion or any rational basis. Another states that “one who is commanded and does is greater than one who is not commanded and does.” God’s commandments, then, are to be observed ...
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Indications of apparent support for the DCM thesis can be found in rabbinic sources. Thus, one talmudic statement determines that God issues decrees—instructions lacking compassion or any rational basis. Another states that “one who is commanded and does is greater than one who is not commanded and does.” God’s commandments, then, are to be observed ...
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2013
The literary activity of the rabbis of antiquity, the formers of what has come to be known as “Rabbinic Judaism,” spans from the destruction of the Second Temple (70 ce) to the Moslem conquest. Law and ritual, alongside Bible exegesis, homilies, and stories, are all woven together in a set of Hebrew and Aramaic texts, generally representing the ...
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The literary activity of the rabbis of antiquity, the formers of what has come to be known as “Rabbinic Judaism,” spans from the destruction of the Second Temple (70 ce) to the Moslem conquest. Law and ritual, alongside Bible exegesis, homilies, and stories, are all woven together in a set of Hebrew and Aramaic texts, generally representing the ...
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Rabbinic Drinking: What Beverages Teach Us about Rabbinic Literature
Religion, 2021As the author of Food and Identity in Early Rabbinic Judaism (2010) and The Jewish Dietary Laws in the Ancient World (2016), prominent historian of Jewish food in late antiquity Jordan Rosenblum is...
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