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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «HAGGADISTIC»
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1
The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
Manifestly be [Mohammed) had relatlout with .lews at this period, and was under
their influence; and from them, of course, it was that the material of his Old
Testament and Haggadistic narratives was derived. Sueye. Brit., XVL 650.
haggadotb, ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1889
2
The universal anthology: a collection of the best ...
It is a view which is becoming daily more widely accepted, that there are "
Haggadistic " elements in the Books of Jonah and of Daniel, and that both books
are of much later dates than those of the prophets whose name they bear.
Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Léon Vallée (i.e. Alexandre Léon), 1899
3
Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature
They wltc had been so anxious to inure him into the lilidrash, challenged him by
silly questionsin Haggadistic l0re,—to which he was imprudent enough to give
serious replies,—to prove his Messiahship, with which they unceasingly taunted
...
John Holmes Agnew, Henry T. Steele, Walter Hilliard Bidwell, 1870
4
History of Interpretation: Eight Lectures Preached Before ...
It is a haggadistic collection, half homiletic, half cxegetical in character. *
Compare the name of the Syriac version — Peshito, which implied that the
version was simple and literal. Even some of the Sophcrim had laid down the rule
that every ...
Frederic William Farrar, 1886
5
The Old & New Testament Student
Volck regards it as a “ haggadistic supplement to Onkelos,” it being clear that
Onkelos is used by the author (cf. Schiirer and Volck, 1. c.). TARGUMIN .ON THE
HAGIOGRAPHA. All of these are of a late date and their authors are unknown.
William Rainey Harper, 1889
6
The American Journal of Theology
If space permitted, it would be desirable to indicate that the alternative to
Principal Drummond's conclusion of a "Machiavellian," or at least haggadistic,
apostle is not some one individual, combining the qualities of a Paul and a Philo,
but a ...
University of Chicago. Divinity School, 1904
7
Mohammed and Mohammedanism: Lectures Delivered at the Royal ...
They who had been so anxious to inure him into the Midrash, challenged him by
silly questions on Haggadistic lore — to which he was imprudent enough to give
serious replies — to prove his Messiahship, with which they unceasingly taunted
...
Reginald Bosworth Smith, 1875
8
Texts Explained: Or, Helps to Understand the New Testament
Leaving this strain of personal appeal, he tries to fix his reasoning on their minds
by a specimen of haggadistic allegory (ver. 24), in which Hagar and Sarah
represent two covenants ; Hagar and Ishmael symbolise those who are under the
...
Frederic William Farrar, 1899
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THE UNIVERSAL ANTHOLOGY A COLLECTION OF THE BEST LITERATURE ...
It is a view which is becoming daily more widely accepted, that there are "
Haggadistic " elements in the Books of Jonah and of Daniel, and that both books
are of much later dates than those of the prophets whose name they bear.
RICHARD GARNETT , LEON VALLEE , ALOIS BRANDL VOLUME FOUR, 1899
10
The International library of famous literature: selected ...
It is a view which is becoming daily more widely accepted, that there are "
Haggadistic " elements in the Books of Jonah and of Daniel, and that both books
are of much later dates than those of the prophets whose name they bear.
Richard Garnett, Léon Vallée, Alois Brandl, 1900
