The Samaritans and Early Judaism: A Literary Analysis

VanderKam, James C.; Hjelm, Ingrid

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“…9 Ingrid Hjelm mengungkapkan dalam bukunya The Samaritans and Early Judaism A Literary Analysis bahwa asal mula orang Samaria telah dihasilkan dari masuknya koloni kafir di kerajaan Utara setelah jatuhnya Samaria. 10 Koloni ini ikut membawa budaya dan sistem agama di seluruh wilayah Utara. Beamount mengatakan bahwa orang Asyur menganut sisten religi politeisme, yang percaya pada dewa-dewa Mesopotamia kuno dan dewa-dewa baru.…”

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“…Semua ini akhirnya menjadi indikator sejarah bagi keturunan Israel asli untuk berseberangan dengan keturunan orang-orang Samaria. 18 Masa Intertertestamental Masa Intertestamental adalah periode sejarah yang terbentuk antara Perjanjian Lama (PL) dengan Perjanjian Baru (PB). Secara tradisional, periode ini dianggap mencakup kira-kira empat ratus tahun, dimana masa setelah Ezra dan Nehemia pulang ke tanah mereka kembali dan membangun kembali negeri dan kelanjutan dari zaman ini merupakan zaman yang dikenal dengan nama periode Intertestamental (masa antar perjanjian).…”

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Deskripsi Sejarah Konflik Horizontal Orang Yahudi dan Samaria

Arifianto¹

2020

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The Jews and Samaria involved in claiming one another's descendants of Abraham so that the dispute from the background of multicultural interests had an impact on the harmony of the two nations. During the intertestamental situation the upheaval still occurred. Historical studies of the feud that occurred during the intertestamental period also brought the message of harmony to trigger all the descendants of Jews and Samaritans to continue to be in hatred. That is what happened in Indonesia, there were many tribal, religious and customs sentiments which were contested so that the harmony of the plural society was tarnished. But learning from Jesus that brought change changed paradigms and teachings to love one another and live in harmony.

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Deskripsi Sejarah Konflik Horizontal Orang Yahudi dan Samaria

Arifianto¹

2020

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From the mouth of babes, strength: Psalm 8 and the book of Isaiah

Thompson

2002

Scandinavian Journal of the Old Testament

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Ben Sira and the Moon

Calduch-Benages

2020

Vetus Testam.

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This paper deals with the use of lunar imagery in the book of Ben Sira. The scribe of Jerusalem refers to the moon on four occasions: Sir 27,11; 39,12; 43,6-8 and 50,6. With the exception of Sir 43,6-8, in the other texts he refers to it metaphorically. While in Sir 39,12 and 50,6 he shows a positive image of the moon, in Sir 27,11 it serves a negative one. From the analysis of these texts the author draws the following conclusion: lunar imagery, which at first sight might seem a mere ornamental embellishment of the text, constitutes a powerful tool used by the sage to transmit his teaching convincingly and to enhance his authority as a teacher of wisdom.

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The Samaritans and Early Judaism: A Literary Analysis

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Deskripsi Sejarah Konflik Horizontal Orang Yahudi dan Samaria

Deskripsi Sejarah Konflik Horizontal Orang Yahudi dan Samaria

From the mouth of babes, strength: Psalm 8 and the book of Isaiah

Ben Sira and the Moon

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