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The Nehemiah Memoir, the narrative of the royal cupbearer sent to rebuild Jerusalem, is central to Ezra-Nehemiahs account of Persian Judah. Yet its emphasis on one individuals efforts makes it a text that ill-fits the books story of a communal restoration. Sean Burt analyzes the nature of this curious text through the lens of genre criticism and identifies the impact of its use of genres on its early reception in Ezra-Nehemiah. Drawing upon contemporary theorists of literary genre, within the field of biblical studies and beyond, he builds an understanding of genre capable of addressing both its flexibility and its necessarily historical horizon. Burt argues that the Nehemiah Memoir makes use of two ancient genres: the novelistic court tale (e.g. Esther, Ahiqar, and others) and the "official memorial," or "biographical" genre used across the ancient Near East by kings and other governmental officials for individual commemoration. This study contends that the narrative subtly shifts genres as it unfolds, from court tale to memorial. Nehemiah the courtier becomes Nehemiah the governor. While these genres reveal an affinity to one another, they also highlight a central contradiction in the narratives portrait of Nehemiah. Nehemiah is, like the people of Jerusalem, beholden to the whims of a foreign ruler, but he also simultaneously represents Persias power over Jerusalem. Burt concludes that the Nehemiah Memoirs combination of these two ultimately incommensurate genres can account for how the writers of Ezra-Nehemiah modified and corrected Nehemiahs problematic story to integrate it into Ezra-Nehemiahs vision of a holistic restoration enacted by a unified people.

The first two chapters discuss the religious practices of the Hasmoneans. Chapter 1 explores why the Maccabees regarded Hanukkah as a festival of renewal, specifically of those traditions related to the Temple cult. Chapter 2 examines the manner in which the Hasmoneans used the protection and maintenance of the Jewish Temple to legitimize their ruleand how they worked to place the Temple at the center of the Jewish religion. Chapters 35 deal with different perspectives in the Hellenistic world on the role of government and royal ideologies. Specifically, chapter 3 explores both the Hellenistic and Jewish contexts for Hasmonean government and kingship. Regev shows how the Hasmonean dynasty built up its religious (in contrast to political) authority, suggesting that the Hasmonean state was not a conventionally Hellenistic one, but rather a national monarchy, closer to Macedonian in type. Chapter 4 attempts to decipher the meaning of the symbols and epigraphs on Hasmonean coins, and examines how both Hellenistic symbols and Jewish concepts were employed to reinforce the dynastys authority and introduce Jewish national ideas into the populace. Chapter 5 then undertakes a comparative social-archaeological analysis of the Hasmonean palaces in Jericho in an effort to gain insight into their royal ideology. The author compares the Hasmonean palaces to other Hellenistic palaces especially the Herodian palaces. Finally, the concluding chapter integrates the previous findings into a new understanding of and appreciation for the Hasmoneans creation of an innovative Jewish corporal identity, one whose echoes we can still hear today.

The secret grimoire of Turiel: (the rites of ceremonial magick) Gracias por consultar este libro de w.uriel self Publishing. Apreciamos su negocio y esperamos poder servirle pronto. Tenemos miles de titulos disponibles y lo invitamos a buscarnos por nombre, contactenos en el sitio web o descargue los ultimos catalogos. El grimorio secreto de Turiel Un erudito anonimo UN SISTEMA DE MAGIA CEREMONIAL EL GRAN ARCANO (Los ritos de la magia ceremonial) Turiel, Turel en traducciones posteriores, fue el 18o Observador de los 20 lideres de los 200 angeles caidos mencionados en una obra antigua llamada el libro de Enoc Se cree que el nombre proviene de tuwr, el , que significa roca de Dios . Grimoire secreto de Turiel , en el que el mago recibe instrucciones sobre como contactar a Turiel. Se cree que se escribio alrededor de 1518, pero puede haberse copiado de algo mas antiguo. Salio a la superficie en 1927, despues de que fue vendido a Marius Malchus en España por un sacerdote expulsado y luego fue traducido al ingles del latin original. Turiel (o Turel; arameo: ; griego: ) es un observador caido en el antiguo texto apocrifo conocido como el libro de Enoc. En traducciones posteriores, es uno de los 20 lideres de 200 angeles caidos, mencionados en el decimoctavo. Se cree que el nombre se origina en tuwr roca y El Dios , que significa roca de Dios , mientras que la traduccion tomada del trabajo de MA Knibb en el Libro Etiope de Enoc es Montaña de Dios o Roca de Dios . [1] Hay un grimorio llamado El Grimorio Secreto de Turiel, en el que el mago recibe instrucciones sobre como contactar a Turiel. Afirma haber sido escrito alrededor de 1518 y puede haber sido copiado de algo mas antiguo. Segun el editor original, el trabajo fue encontrado por Marius Malchus en 1927, despues de comprar una traduccion al ingles de un original latino ahora perdido de un sacerdote expulsado, que copio antes de desecharlo. Ninguna referencia a la obra aparecio en ningun lugar antes de 1960, cuando la obra se publico originalmente, y la historia del sacerdote descongelado y el manuscrito perdido es una ficcion destinada a encubrir por que el autor no pudo producir copias antes del siglo XX. El trabajo se ve y vuelve a mezclar el trabajo de AE Waite, 1898, El libro de la magia negra y los pactos (particularmente su traduccion de Arbatel de la magia veterinaria) y la introduccion de Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers en la edicion de 1888 de The Key of Salomon el rey. En ultima instancia, esta relacionado con (si no se basa en) un manuscrito de Frederick Hockley, de mediados del siglo XIX, titulado El libro completo de la ciencia magica, del cual existian varias copias en diferentes bibliotecas.

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El grimoire secreto de turiel Gracias por consultar este libro de w.uriel self Publishing. Apreciamos su negocio y esperamos poder servirle pronto. Tenemos miles de títulos disponibles y lo invitamos a buscarnos por nombre, contactenos en el sitio web o descargue los ultimos catalogos. El grimorio secreto de Turiel Un erudito anonimo UN SISTEMA DE MAGIA CEREMONIAL EL GRAN ARCANO (Los ritos de la magia ceremonial) Turiel, Turel en traducciones posteriores, fue el 18o Observador de los 20 lideres de los 200 angeles caidos mencionados en una obra antigua llamada el libro de Enoc Se cree que el nombre proviene de tuwr, el , que significa roca de Dios . Grimoire secreto de Turiel , en el que el mago recibe instrucciones sobre como contactar a Turiel. Se cree que se escribio alrededor de 1518, pero puede haberse copiado de algo mas antiguo. Salio a la superficie en 1927, despues de que fue vendido a Marius Malchus en España por un sacerdote expulsado y luego fue traducido al ingles del latin original. Turiel (o Turel; arameo: ; griego: ) es un observador caido en el antiguo texto apocrifo conocido como el libro de Enoc. En traducciones posteriores, es uno de los 20 lideres de 200 angeles caidos, mencionados en el decimoctavo. Se cree que el nombre se origina en tuwr roca y El Dios , que significa roca de Dios , mientras que la traduccion tomada del trabajo de MA Knibb en el Libro Etiope de Enoc es Montaña de Dios o Roca de Dios . [1] Hay un grimorio llamado El Grimorio Secreto de Turiel, en el que el mago recibe instrucciones sobre como contactar a Turiel. Afirma haber sido escrito alrededor de 1518 y puede haber sido copiado de algo mas antiguo. Segun el editor original, el trabajo fue encontrado por Marius Malchus en 1927, despues de comprar una traduccion al ingles de un original latino ahora perdido de un sacerdote expulsado, que copio antes de desecharlo. Ninguna referencia a la obra aparecio en ningun lugar antes de 1960, cuando la obra se publico originalmente, y la historia del sacerdote descongelado y el manuscrito perdido es una ficcion destinada a encubrir por que el autor no pudo producir copias antes del siglo XX. El trabajo se ve y vuelve a mezclar el trabajo de AE Waite, 1898, El libro de la magia negra y los pactos (particularmente su traduccion de Arbatel de la magia veterinaria) y la introduccion de Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers en la edicion de 1888 de The Key of Salomon el rey. En ultima instancia, esta relacionado con (si no se basa en) un manuscrito de Frederick Hockley, de mediados del siglo XIX, titulado El libro completo de la ciencia magica, del cual existian varias copias en diferentes bibliotecas.

Reconciliation studies are concerned with the processes of rebuilding and improving damaged relationships after major wrongdoings. They focus on factors such as law, economics, and international relations, as well as on elements such as emotions and ethics, culture and religion, media and education. Reconciliation research therefore requires a transdisciplinary approach, to analyse both the procedures leading to the recognition of truth as well as those in which justice is administered; both the impact of public apologies and cooperation agreements; both the implementation of memory policies and civil society initiatives; both the outcomes of trauma therapy and intergenerational encounter groups. While on the surface the relationships in question are those between states, groups, organisations, and individuals, at a deeper level reconciliation always addresses and involves many axes of damaged relationships: those with others (intergroup); those with ones own group (intragroup); those with oneself; those with the environment; and those with transcendence. Reconciliation studies deal, therefore, with a much broader spectrum of relationships than that taken into consideration by neighbouring disciplines such as conflict resolution and peace studies.In this volume, Francesco Ferrari and Davide Tacchini brought together examples of Leiners approach to reconciliation studies as a cooperative project of different disciplines.The articles are divided into two sections:1. A series of case studies about Japan-South Korea relations, German-Czech reconciliation, Nagorno-Karabakh conflict using the methods of Martin Leiner, Sayyid Qutb view of American society, and South Africans revisiting TRC.2. A series of theoretical clarifications on reconciliation and moderation from a Palestinian point of view, evolutionary game theory looking at reconciliation processes by a team of economists, grace and reconciliation from a Catholic theological point of view, philosophical reflections on the concept of reconciliation after Auschwitz, cognitive and affective aspects in reconciliation from a Catholic theological point of view, ecology and spatiality of reconciliation seen by a social geographer, and political dimensions of reconciliation.

Challenges, crises and difficult experiences are an integral part of our lives and an inherent element of every human beings existence, in addition to being ingrained in the functioning of organisations, institutions and nations. On many occasions humankind has failed to confront them, resulting in the real dramas that we witness on the pages of history. Fortunately, challenges, crises and difficult situations have often been lessons, from which appropriate conclusions have been drawn, thanks to which it was possible to create a better future. In the history of the Church from its very beginning, challenges have been an integral part of working towards a better tomorrow, a better version of oneself and the reality around us and the Church herself. Paradoxically, what was intended to weaken or even destroy the faith became an impulse for its spread. Crisis became the cause of consolidation and development. And so, over the centuries, the Church has faced crises caused by schisms, divisions, unsuitable people in ecclesiastical offices, as well as challenges posed by the surrounding world, political systems and conflicts of human origin. Owing to this publication, the reader will be able to learn about various types of crises and challenges in order to draw conclusions from them, to appreciate the history of the Church through a better knowledge thereof, and all this in order to create a better future. The subject of the book concerns crises and challenges during various periods in the history of the Church up until modern times, including the crisis caused by the Second World War or communism in Central and Eastern Europe.

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth familiarized itself with Christian Hebraism in the first half of the 16th century. "In Search of the Genuine Word of God" sketches out the process in three chapters. The first one deals with the development of modern Hebrew studies in Western Europe, the second gives an account of the academic and religious level of Hebrew scholarship in the Commonwealth in the 16th century and at the beginning of the 17th century, and the third is devoted to Polish translations of the Hebrew Bible, which were the most significant consequences of the reception of the West-European Christian Hebraism in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in Renaissance.Knowledge of Hebrew would be spread in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth through personal contacts of magnates and church dignitaries with the Western European Hebrew experts, through Jewish converts teaching Semitic languages, through foreign studies at European universities and through books. Polish Christian Hebraism was not creative; local humanists and reformers who communicated with adherents of Judaism contributed but little to domestic Hebrew studies. Only scholarly trends occasioned by different Christian confessions come to our notice. Hebrew studies were undertaken within universities or religious movements. The purpose was practical: to have direct access to the original Hebrew Bible for the sake of theological disputes or to have proper translation tools for rendering the Scripture in Polish.

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Hip-hop is a deeply spiritual culture, a culture that since its beginnings has provided urban youth all over the world with a sense of place, being and direction, with knowledge of self and knowledge of cultural heritage. By examining a number of rap tunes and graffiti walls, Carl Petter Opsahl explores different spiritualities and religious traditions informing hip-hop culture, including, Christianity, Nation of Islam, Nation of Gods and Earths and indigenous spiritualities. By developing a theoretical framework of hybrid spirituality, Opsahl outlines spiritual strategies of survival and resistance in contexts of oppression and struggle.He provides basic introductions to recent research on spirituality, to hip-hop culture and its esthetic practices and to Islam in the USA and the teachings of Nation of Islam and Nation of Gods and Earths. Then follow in-depth analyzes of hip-hop cultural expressions. One chapter is devoted to the study of graffiti murals, exploring artworks by some of New Yorks finest writers such as TATS CRU, TRACY 168, TOO FLY and QUEEN ANDREA. Then follows a chapter on rap and Christianity, featuring explorations of Lauryn Hill, 2Pac and a number of Christian rappers including G.R.I.T.S. Another chapter explores Islamic influences on rap, with studies on Public Enemy, Wu-Tang Clan, Erykah Badu and Mos Def.Embedded in rhythms, rhymes, colors and shapes, the exploration of hip hop spirituality expands the horizon of studies in spirituality.

This book aims to open up the discussion and research of the up to now unstudied period of the History of the Hebrew Bible text: the period from the apparent stabilization of the Hebrew biblical text until the standardization that is reflected in the manuscripts of biblical text, those including the Masorah (c. 2nd 9th centuries A.D.). What took place from the time of the standardization of the consonantic text of the Hebrew Bible until the appearance of the first Masoretic codices? How was the biblical text preserved in the meantime? What was the body of notes that makes up the Masorah formed? How can the diversity of the textual traditions contained in the Masorah be explained and be consistent with the idea of a text established and standardized centuries before?

Miryam T. Brand explores how texts of the Second Temple period address the theological problem of the existence of sin and describe the source of human sin. By surveying the relevant Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, and Dead Sea Scrolls, as well as the works of Philo and (where relevant) Josephus, the study determines the extent to which texts presentation of sin is influenced by genre and sectarian identification and identifies central worldviews regarding sin in the Second Temple period. The analysis is divided into two parts; the first explores texts that reflect a conviction that the source of sin is an innate human inclination, and the second analyzes texts that depict sin as caused by demons. The author demonstrates that the genre or purpose of a text is frequently a determining factor in its representation of sin, particularly influencing the texts portrayal of sin as the result of human inclination versus demonic influence and sin as a free choice or as predetermined fact. Second Temple authors and redactors chose representations of sin in accordance with their aims. Thus prayers, reflecting the experience of helplessness when encountering God, present the desire to sin as impossible to overcome without divine assistance. In contrast, covenantal texts (sectarian texts explaining the nature of the covenant) emphasize freedom of choice and the human ability to turn away from the desire to sin. Genre, however, is not the only determining factor regarding how sin is presented in these texts. Approaches to sin in sectarian texts frequently built upon already accepted ideas reflected in nonsectarian literature, adding aspects such as predestination, the periodization of evil, and a division of humanity into righteous members and evil nonmembers.

The question of why the cooperation of Jews with the Persian and Ptolemaic empires achieved some success and why it failed with regard to the Seleucids and the Romans, even turning into military hostility against them, has not been sufficiently answered. The present volume intends to show, from the perspectives of Hebrew Bible, Judaic, and Ancient History Studies, that the contrasting Jewish attitudes towards foreign powers were not only dependent on specific political circumstances. They were also interrelated with the emergence of multiple early Jewish identities, which all found a basis in the Torah, the prophets, or the psalms.

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The Bioethics of the "Crazy Ape" collects a wide range of bioethical topics. Bioethical questions are eternal by nature, although our technologized times transform old issues in forms never before experienced. Just like the famous scientist Albert Szent-Gyorgyi believed in his time, we also believe that all the contributing authors recognised their moral responsibility in adding new approaches to the continuum of each debate. Although this responsibility has became increasingly complex, we must avoid to become barriers of the scientific development. Bioethics as an applied field of philosophy should always try to establish a framework for a sustainable world: in daily clinical practice, in cases of human experiments, and (not least) in the natural environment.

This volume, the first of two dealing with the Early Iron Age deposits from the Athenian Agora, publishes the tombs from the end of the Bronze Age through the transition from the Middle Geometric to Late Geometric period. An introduction deals with the layout of the four cemeteries of the period, the topographical ramifications, periodization, and a synthesis of Athens in the Early Iron Age. Individual chapters offer a complete catalogue of the tombs and their contents, a full analysis of the burial customs and funerary rites, and analyses of the pottery and other small finds. Maria A. Liston presents the human skeletal material, Deborah Ruscillo presents the faunal remains, and Sara Strack contributes to the pottery typology and catalogue. In an appendix, Eirini Dimitriadou provides an overview of the locations of burial activity in the wider city.

This volume includes all of the Classical, Hellenistic, and Roman votive reliefs found to date in the excavations of the Athenian Agora. In addition to providing a catalogue of the reliefs arranged according to their subjects, the author treats the history of their discovery, their production and workmanship, iconography, and function. A large part of the study is devoted to discussion of the original contexts of the reliefs in an attempt to determine their relationship to shrines in the vicinity and to investigate what they can tell us about the character of religious activity in the vicinity of the Agora. The work will be an important reference for historians of Greek art as well as of Greek religion.

This excavation of a Late Bronze Age town on the island of Mochlos in northeastern Crete includes the House of the Metal Merchant (with two large bronze hoards) and 13 other structures. Each building is described with its stratigraphy, architecture, small finds, ecofactual materials, function, and room use. This is a two volume set. Volume 1 contains the text and Volume 2 contains the Concordance, Tables, Figures, and Plates.