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44. IVP | Exploring Jewish Literature Of The Second Temple Period EXPLORING jewish literature OF THE SECOND TEMPLE PERIOD A Guide for New Testament Students By Larry R. Helyer. http://www.gospelcom.net/cgi-ivpress/book.pl/code=2678

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45. A Simple Story (Library Of Modern Jewish Literature) A Simple Story (Library of Modern jewish literature). Book A Simple Story (Library of Modern jewish literature) Customer Reviews http://www.earth-religions.com/A_Simple_Story_Library_of_Modern_Jewish_Literatur

A Simple Story (Library of Modern Jewish Literature) A Simple Story (Library of Modern Jewish Literature) by Authors: Shmuel Yosef Agnon , Hillel Halkin , Schmuel Yoseph Agnon Released: 01 February, 2000 ISBN: 0815606184 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > A Simple Story (Library of Modern Jewish Literature) > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: A Simple Story (Library of Modern Jewish Literature) > Customer Review #1: A novel for some, a trial for others.. S.Y Agnons "A Simple Story" tells us of a bygone era, and of rich Jewish tradition. Set in early 1900s Austria-Hungary, this is the story of an oprhan who is taken in by her cousins, one of whom eventually falls in love with her. But it is not to be, as the boys mother sets him up with a superficial, but pretty Jewish girl. You can guess how he reacts, but youll never guess how it ends. A decided anti-romance, it stresses duty and fidelity over our romantic notions of love. Interesting sequence where the young man goes nuts and is put into a mental hospital. Its interesting how he recovers. A Simple Story (Library of Modern Jewish Literature) > Customer Review #2: A mystical journy to the jewish east european town.

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Exploring Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period: A Guide for New Testament Students (Christian Classics Bible Studies) Exploring Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period: A Guide for New Testament Students (Christian Classics Bible Studies) by Authors: Larry R. Helyer Released: September, 2002 ISBN: 0830826785 Paperback Sales Rank: List price: Our price: You save: Book > Exploring Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period: A Guide for New Testament Students (Christian Classics Bible Studies) > Customer Reviews: Average Customer Rating: Exploring Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period: A Guide for New Testament Students (Christian Classics Bible Studies) > Customer Review #1: An excellent place to start Larry Helyer does an excellent job of introducing most of the relevent literature of the Second Temple period and its general influence on the writers of the New Testament and the Early Church. Excellent review or introduction depending on your background. I think this should be mandatory reading for every pastor and bible student. Well written with many chapter breaks to keep the organization of this large volume. This is the context of the New Testament that most Christians are not even aware exists. I have already recommended this texts to many people.

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Honoring Jewish Literature By DEBORAH HIRSCH It’s like the Pulitzer Prize of the Jewish literary community. The National Jewish Book Awards have been honoring notable works for more than 50 years, gaining status as a mark of excellence in both secular and religious communities. But the awards’ special place in the Jewish community holds a little extra significance for some of those who organize and receive them. “The biggest thing is to get that kind of recognition from your peers and your community,” says Samuel G. Freedman, 47, a former New York Times reporter and journalism professor at Columbia University who won the 2000 nonfiction award for Jew vs. Jew: The Struggle for the Soul of American Jewry This year’s 53rd annual awards reception will be held in December at the Center for Jewish History in New York. Though the awards officially started in 1948, their origins stem from a Jewish book week that began in the mid ’20s. The week grew into a month, held in the springtime to coincide with the Jewish scholar’s holiday, Lag B’omer. By the early ’40s the book month was shifted closer to the secular book-buying season in the fall, and now usually takes place one month before Hanukah. “The goal of the awards is to heighten awareness of the best books on Jewish topics each year,” says Carolyn Starman Hessel, director of the Jewish Book Council, which administrates the awards.

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Fall 2003 HONR Course Descriptions - HONR 229G HONR 229G Ethnic Conundrums: Is There an American Jewish Literature? Tuesday/Thursday, 2:00-3:15 p.m. Dr. Sheila Jelen, Department of English There will be three short writing assignments, a group presentation, a midterm and a final. Required texts will include: The Norton Anthology of American Jewish Literature, an anthology of Sephardic American Voices, and novels by Saul Bellow, Bernard Malamud, Henry Roth, Philip Roth Mary Antin, and Anzia Yezierska. Short stories by Isaac Baschevis Singer, Tillie Olson, Nathan Englander, Cynthia Ozick, and Ehud Havatzelet. CORE: Literature [HL] AND Diversity [D] The Honors Mascot will take you back to the Home Page. About Honors Honors Courses Honors FAQ Honors Staff Comments and questions may be directed to Dean Hebert

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59. Jewish Literature Of The Greco-Roman Era jewish literature OF THE GRECOROMAN PERIOD. Hebrew Studies 346/Jewish Studies 346/Religious Studies 346. jewish literature between the Bible and the Mishnah. http://imp.lss.wisc.edu/~rltroxel/JHL/syllabus.htm

JEWISH LITERATURE OF THE GRECO-ROMAN PERIOD Hebrew Studies 346/Jewish Studies 346/Religious Studies 346 Spring, 2004 Dr. Ronald L. Troxel 1348 Van Hise Hall email: rltroxel@wisc.edu class discussion list: jhl-lecture@lists.students.wisc.edu Objective The goal of this course is to attain a foundational understanding of Jewish Hellenistic literature (including documents belonging to the community at Qumran) by studying selected examples within their historical, cultural and literary settings. Requirements 1. Read the prescribed pages from the textbooks and the passages listed under the rubric " Texts " in each day¹s assignment. 2. Attend class, ask questions and take good notes. The assigned readings offer important introductions and discussions, but they are a starting point. The class sessions will supplement, clarify, and query those readings, especially as we examine specific, representative passages. 3. Write three examinations: February 19 April 1 , and May 14 These exams will test your knowledge of the readings and the material covered in class. N.B.

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Jewish Literature of the Greco-Roman Age Lecture 4: Hellenism We have arrived at the Hellenistic era ushered in by the conquests of Alexander the Great. Last session I concluded by summarizing how the Ptolemaic rulers, in Egypt, differed from the Seleucid rulers to their north and east by how they treated those under their rule. I noted that the Ptolemies sought to keep the native Egyptians under their control by denying them access to the economic and social advantages of Ptolemaic society, even though they allowed Greeks and others - including some Jews - access to those benefits. The Seleucids, on the other hand, generally extended social and economic advantages to all their subjects, choosing to exercise control by luring them into adopting the Hellenistic way of life, thus becoming an integral part of the larger world. The largest prize to be gained by those attracted to such benefits was the right to become a city. In Hellenistic culture, a city meant more than simply having a planning commission and a public works department. The city, or Polis, especially as developed in 5th century Athens, was a community of citizens that lived according to a set of agreed-upon laws and ruled themselves through the public assembly.

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