BUKU BASA POLANDIA KAKAIT KARO «EBEDMELEK»
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E. J. Brill's First Encyclopaedia of Islam, 1913-1936 - Tom 4 - Strona 581
But we know that the story in Oriental legend was associated with 'Ebed Melek, who appears in the story of Jeremiah (Jeremiah, xxxix. 16 sqq. ; cf. The Paraleipomena of Jeremiah the Prophet, ed. Rendel Harris). The confusion of Jeremiah ...
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Book of the Covenant (4th Edition)
38:7 Now when Ebedmelek the Cushite, a eunuch, who was in the king's house, heard that they had put YirmeYAH in the dungeon (the king then sitting in the gate of Binyamin), 38:8 Ebedmelek went forth out of the king's house, and spoke to ...
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Thinline Reference Bible: Modern English Version (MEV) - Strona 33
7 Now EbedMelek the Ethiopian, one of the eunuchs who was in the king's house,a heard that they had put Jeremiah in the cistern. Nowthe king was sitting in the Gate of Benjamin.b 8 EbedMelek went forth out of the king's house and spoke to ...
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The Baker Illustrated Bible Dictionary
18:21) and probably Ebed-Melek (J er. 38—39). The OT prophets pronounce judgment on all the surrounding nations for their complicity in the attack on Israel and Judah by the Assyrians and Babylonians. Cush is included among the nations ...
Tremper III Longman, 2013
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Pismo Święte Starego i Nowego Testamentu: Stary Testament
Ofiarny czyn Kuszyty 7 Jednak dworzanin Ebed-Melek, Ku- szyta przebywający w pałacu królewskim, słyszał, że Jeremiasza wrzucono do cysterny. Król znajdował się wówczas w bramie Beniamina. 8 Ebed-Melek wyszedł więc z pałacu ...
Michał Peter, Marian Wolniewicz, 1975
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Pismo Święte Starego Testamentu: Stachowiak, L. cz. 1. ... - Strona 168
142 Heliopolis 434 Hlnnom 110 Hobab 391 Hofra 45 383 440 n 451 455 456. Ebed Melek 47 68 412-413 441 Edom 293 306 423 457 468 472-477 II, 27 36 70 78 Efrata 347 — cierpliwość 117-118 221 225 — Król 188-189 451 463 ...
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Jeremiah and God's Plans of Well-being
Into the fray steps foreigner Ebed-Melek to oppose this construction and persuade the king that his surrogates are wrong, misspeaking, malicious. Ebed-Melek makes controversial precisely what we need to assess: Is the prophet speaking ...
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The Baker Compact Bible Dictionary
EBEDMELEK–A Cushite official, probably a military officer, in Jerusalem during the Babylonian siege (587–586 BC). The prophet Jeremiahis arrested and placed into a dungeon/pit with King Zedekiah's permission (Jer. 38:1–13). EbedMelek ...
Tremper III Longman, 2014
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The Prophetic Persona: Jeremiah and the Language of the Self
Further, the oracle that attributes this trust to Ebed-melek is again a version of the one announced in 21.810 and recapitulated in 38.2-3. In particular, it employs the same key phrase, 'you shall have your life as a prize of war' (hdyeta l"'ka ...
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Theology in Conflict: Reactions to the Exile in the Book ... - Strona 280
There is little critical disagreement over the secondary nature of this piece, in which Jeremiah promises the faithful Ebed-Melek that he will "have his life as a prize of war" (39:18). In form and placement, it resembles Jer 45:1 - 5.203 Both ...
Christopher R. Seitz, 1989
