Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p III. Testimony of the old testament to a future life and retribution -- A. Place and design of the Hebrew politico-religious economy: belief in a future life underlies it, and ever crops up -- 1. An elementary principle well known and accepted -- 2. Mosaic economy did not require to reveal or appeal to it -- 3. Sense veiled by imperfect translation -- 4. More light in this than in any previous age from cognate languages and archaeology -- B. Distinctive name of the unseen state: Sheol, Hades, and hell, originally the spirit world -- 1. Meaning obscured by mistranslation -- 2. Etymology, schedule -- C. Belief in a world to come, the national creed: Enoch -- 1. Gathered to fathers -- 2. Moses in Egypt -- 3. Patriarchal faith -- 4. Necromancer -- 5. Jacob and Joseph -- 6. David's and Job's belief -- 7. Resurrection -- D. Descriptions of Sheol, and its inhabitants: witch of Endor and Samuel -- 1. Elijah -- 2. King of Babylon and pharaoh enter Sheol, and their reception and companions -- 3. The Rephaim, shades -- E. Sheol gradually develops into heaven and hell -- 1. Stage 1-Homer's Hades -- 2. The Sheol of the patriarchs -- 3. Of David and of the prophets -- 4. Contrasted destinies. }
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- catalog description "III. Testimony of the old testament to a future life and retribution -- A. Place and design of the Hebrew politico-religious economy: belief in a future life underlies it, and ever crops up -- 1. An elementary principle well known and accepted -- 2. Mosaic economy did not require to reveal or appeal to it -- 3. Sense veiled by imperfect translation -- 4. More light in this than in any previous age from cognate languages and archaeology -- B. Distinctive name of the unseen state: Sheol, Hades, and hell, originally the spirit world -- 1. Meaning obscured by mistranslation -- 2. Etymology, schedule -- C. Belief in a world to come, the national creed: Enoch -- 1. Gathered to fathers -- 2. Moses in Egypt -- 3. Patriarchal faith -- 4. Necromancer -- 5. Jacob and Joseph -- 6. David's and Job's belief -- 7. Resurrection -- D. Descriptions of Sheol, and its inhabitants: witch of Endor and Samuel -- 1. Elijah -- 2. King of Babylon and pharaoh enter Sheol, and their reception and companions -- 3. The Rephaim, shades -- E. Sheol gradually develops into heaven and hell -- 1. Stage 1-Homer's Hades -- 2. The Sheol of the patriarchs -- 3. Of David and of the prophets -- 4. Contrasted destinies".
- catalog tableOfContents "III. Testimony of the old testament to a future life and retribution -- A. Place and design of the Hebrew politico-religious economy: belief in a future life underlies it, and ever crops up -- 1. An elementary principle well known and accepted -- 2. Mosaic economy did not require to reveal or appeal to it -- 3. Sense veiled by imperfect translation -- 4. More light in this than in any previous age from cognate languages and archaeology -- B. Distinctive name of the unseen state: Sheol, Hades, and hell, originally the spirit world -- 1. Meaning obscured by mistranslation -- 2. Etymology, schedule -- C. Belief in a world to come, the national creed: Enoch -- 1. Gathered to fathers -- 2. Moses in Egypt -- 3. Patriarchal faith -- 4. Necromancer -- 5. Jacob and Joseph -- 6. David's and Job's belief -- 7. Resurrection -- D. Descriptions of Sheol, and its inhabitants: witch of Endor and Samuel -- 1. Elijah -- 2. King of Babylon and pharaoh enter Sheol, and their reception and companions -- 3. The Rephaim, shades -- E. Sheol gradually develops into heaven and hell -- 1. Stage 1-Homer's Hades -- 2. The Sheol of the patriarchs -- 3. Of David and of the prophets -- 4. Contrasted destinies".