10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEBRAIZER»
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Hebraizer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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God in Christ: Three discourses, delivered at New Haven, ...
... the dialectic, commonly so called ; John, the mystic ; James, the moralizer ;
Peter, the homilectic ; and perhaps a fifth in the epistle to the Hebrews, who is a
Christian templar and Hebraizer. The Old Testament corresponds. Never was
there a ...
The Hebraizer is conscientious but unenlightened ; the Hellenizer is clearheaded
but unscrupulous. Professor Santayana has lately noted the same difference
between the type of character developed by the Latin nations and by the ...
Sir Richard Winn Livingstone, 1921
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The New Testament Epistles: Hebrews, James, First Peter, ...
He is a thorough Hebraizer, a typical Judaist. All his thoughts and phrases move
normally in the Palestinian sphere. . . . The sapiential literature of the Old
Testament was the least specifically Israelite. It was the direct precursor of
Alexandrian ...
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Antisemitism, Its History and Causes
in general, he was a hebraizer for all that, and as such was doubtless more
interested in the Talmud than in the inquisitorial tribunal with its arrests. He,
therefore, violently fought the projects of Pfefferkorn and the Dominicans, and not
only ...
It seems to us that neither the Hebraizer nor the Hellenizer is likely to lead us
right, while they go on with their endless balancings of the value of action against'
thought and of thought against action. No man is really competent to wei h the ...
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Life of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary
And Luther, who made so deplorable a use of mnch real science, exclaims with
characteristic vehemence : " If by chance there can be found a Jew or any other
Hebraizer who can show me in any passage, the word halma signifying a woman
...
Romualdo Gentilucci, 1860
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The Christian teacher. [Continued as] The Prospective ...
Paul, the dialectic, commonly so called ; John, the mystic ; James, the moraliser ;
Peter, the homiletic ; and perhaps a fifth in the Epistle to the Hebrews, who is a
Christian templar and Hebraizer. The Old Testament corresponds. Never was ...
National review, James Martineau, 1850
It had neveroccurred to the good manthat hewas either a Hebraizer ora
Hellenizer. He had alwaysbelieved that hewasa Liberal,a Low Churchman, and a
silkmercer. For Arnold to find that he was in possession of a pulpit—that he had
secured ...
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Philosophy, Science, and Religion in England 1640-1700
... of an English hebraizer. His Court of the Gentiles (London, 1669-78) draws on
Stillingfleet in Gale's attempt to derive all ancient learning from the Jews. Another
well- known seventeenth-century exponent of similar views is Samuel Bochart, ...
Richard W. F. Kroll, Richard Ashcraft, Perez Zagorin, 1992
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2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HEBRAIZER»
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For New Israelis, Hebrew Names Are About Autonomy, Not …
The legal switch is done at Israel's main airport, named for the most famous Hebraizer of all, David Ben-Gurion. Sometimes, Israeli law comes ... «Jewish Daily Forward, May 15»
Hobbes in Hebrew: The Religion Question
And more generally, Hobbes is something of a Hebraizer: Large sections of “Leviathan” are devoted to commentary on the Hebrew Bible, which ... «New York Times, Nov 09»
