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catalog contributor b3140390.
catalog created "[1947]".
catalog date "1947".
catalog date "[1947]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1947]".
catalog description ""Selected bibliography": p. 273-280. And indexes.".
catalog description "Conflicts within and without -- Sanhedrin -- The Jew under Rome (63 B.C. -- A.D. 135) -- Struggle for self-government -- Problems of taxes and images -- Rebellions and tragedy -- Jerusalem destroyed in A.D. 73, wiped out in A.D. 135 -- The Jew among the nations (500 B.C. -- A.D. 135) -- Dispersion -- More than 300 colonies, with some 4, 000, 000 people within the Roman Empire -- Isolated, yet adopting the customs of the Gentiles -- United to Jewry and Jerusalem by synagogue, worship, education -- After A.D. 70 the Torah, interpreted by the rabbinic schools and the teachers, remained -- Judaism, by the forces of history liberated from nation, land, and temple, a religion that emphasized a way of life.".
catalog description "I. Introduction: The meaning of religion -- Religion in general -- Definitions -- Unicersal; an experimental, vital process -- Religion in Israel, in particular -- A social phenomenon; obscured by interpretations and translations -- To be understood in its oriental background -- II. The religion of the semi nomads -- Ancestry and background -- Economic and social conditions -- Organization -- Kingship and blood revenge -- Mental characteristics -- Primitive philosophy -- Religious ideas and practices -- III. The religion of the Sinai confederates (1250 B.C.) -- The shepherd clans in Goshen -- Geography and history -- Moses the deliverer -- Legends -- Kenite and Egyptian influence -- A Levite? -- Sinai and ancient sanctuary -- Tribes that joined the union -- The process of assimilation -- Yahweh and the covenant -- The name and the essential features -- Pledges and rites -- Yahweh: absolute, kindly, mobile, moral, and jealous -- A final episode -- ".
catalog description "IV. The religion of the Canaanites (1250 B.C.) -- The population of Canaan -- Racial origins mixed -- Culture complex, of a high order -- Ben Sirach 24:1-34; Prov. 8:1-9:6; Job 28:1-27; Wisdom of Solomon 7:1-8:36 -- XIII. The religion of the state-church (550-400 B.C.) -- Racially different from the prophets -- Program, language, and outlook -- Holiness code (Lev. 17:1-26:46), 550 B.C. -- Ceremonial practices and prosperity -- Temple vision (Ezek. 40-48), 500 B.C. -- National reorganization to attain prosperity -- Priest code, 400 B.C. -- Cleansing required for everything -- Water, blood, incense, and fire offerings are effective -- The chosen people -- Responsibilities -- XIII. The religion of mankind (500-100 B.C.) -- The homely virtues -- The Jew in business, and at home -- The Jew under the influence of Greek culture -- Universal brotherhood of man -- Legalism, racialism, and sacerdotalism rejected -- Ruth; Jonah -- Isaiah 56:1-8; 66:21; 19:19-25 -- ".
catalog description "XIV. The religion of supernaturalism (250 B.C -- A.D. 135) -- Messianism -- The hope of the Kingdom -- Apocalyticism -- Origin and background, court prophets -- Armageddon -- Day of Yahweh -- Literature -- Isaiah 13:1-14:23; 24:1-23; 25:6-8; 26:20-17; 1, 12, 13; Zep. -- Joel -- Daniel -- Characteristics; anonymous, pseudepigraphic, pessimistic, catastrophic -- Meaning unfolded in symbols -- Values -- XV. The religion of Judaism (400 B.C. -- A.D. 135) -- The Jew in the homeland (400-141 B.C.) -- Ruled by Persia, Greece, Egypt, Syria -- Insurrections; deportations -- City life the norm -- Hellenism and reactions therefrom -- Wealth accumulated by leaders -- Literary activity -- I and II Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah -- Septuagint -- Ben Sirach -- Psalms -- Organization of Levitical order -- Music -- Scribal activity -- Ritual -- The second Jewish commonwealth (141-63 B.C.) The Maccabean revolt -- Freedom of religion established -- National ambitions aroused -- Independence granted -- ".
catalog extent "xii, 304 p.".
catalog hasFormat "Religious pilgrimage of Israel.".
catalog isFormatOf "Religious pilgrimage of Israel.".
catalog issued "1947".
catalog issued "[1947]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York, Harper".
catalog relation "Religious pilgrimage of Israel.".
catalog subject "296".
catalog subject "BM600 .M3".
catalog subject "Judaism History".
catalog tableOfContents "Conflicts within and without -- Sanhedrin -- The Jew under Rome (63 B.C. -- A.D. 135) -- Struggle for self-government -- Problems of taxes and images -- Rebellions and tragedy -- Jerusalem destroyed in A.D. 73, wiped out in A.D. 135 -- The Jew among the nations (500 B.C. -- A.D. 135) -- Dispersion -- More than 300 colonies, with some 4, 000, 000 people within the Roman Empire -- Isolated, yet adopting the customs of the Gentiles -- United to Jewry and Jerusalem by synagogue, worship, education -- After A.D. 70 the Torah, interpreted by the rabbinic schools and the teachers, remained -- Judaism, by the forces of history liberated from nation, land, and temple, a religion that emphasized a way of life.".
catalog tableOfContents "I. Introduction: The meaning of religion -- Religion in general -- Definitions -- Unicersal; an experimental, vital process -- Religion in Israel, in particular -- A social phenomenon; obscured by interpretations and translations -- To be understood in its oriental background -- II. The religion of the semi nomads -- Ancestry and background -- Economic and social conditions -- Organization -- Kingship and blood revenge -- Mental characteristics -- Primitive philosophy -- Religious ideas and practices -- III. The religion of the Sinai confederates (1250 B.C.) -- The shepherd clans in Goshen -- Geography and history -- Moses the deliverer -- Legends -- Kenite and Egyptian influence -- A Levite? -- Sinai and ancient sanctuary -- Tribes that joined the union -- The process of assimilation -- Yahweh and the covenant -- The name and the essential features -- Pledges and rites -- Yahweh: absolute, kindly, mobile, moral, and jealous -- A final episode -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "IV. The religion of the Canaanites (1250 B.C.) -- The population of Canaan -- Racial origins mixed -- Culture complex, of a high order -- Ben Sirach 24:1-34; Prov. 8:1-9:6; Job 28:1-27; Wisdom of Solomon 7:1-8:36 -- XIII. The religion of the state-church (550-400 B.C.) -- Racially different from the prophets -- Program, language, and outlook -- Holiness code (Lev. 17:1-26:46), 550 B.C. -- Ceremonial practices and prosperity -- Temple vision (Ezek. 40-48), 500 B.C. -- National reorganization to attain prosperity -- Priest code, 400 B.C. -- Cleansing required for everything -- Water, blood, incense, and fire offerings are effective -- The chosen people -- Responsibilities -- XIII. The religion of mankind (500-100 B.C.) -- The homely virtues -- The Jew in business, and at home -- The Jew under the influence of Greek culture -- Universal brotherhood of man -- Legalism, racialism, and sacerdotalism rejected -- Ruth; Jonah -- Isaiah 56:1-8; 66:21; 19:19-25 -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "XIV. The religion of supernaturalism (250 B.C -- A.D. 135) -- Messianism -- The hope of the Kingdom -- Apocalyticism -- Origin and background, court prophets -- Armageddon -- Day of Yahweh -- Literature -- Isaiah 13:1-14:23; 24:1-23; 25:6-8; 26:20-17; 1, 12, 13; Zep. -- Joel -- Daniel -- Characteristics; anonymous, pseudepigraphic, pessimistic, catastrophic -- Meaning unfolded in symbols -- Values -- XV. The religion of Judaism (400 B.C. -- A.D. 135) -- The Jew in the homeland (400-141 B.C.) -- Ruled by Persia, Greece, Egypt, Syria -- Insurrections; deportations -- City life the norm -- Hellenism and reactions therefrom -- Wealth accumulated by leaders -- Literary activity -- I and II Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah -- Septuagint -- Ben Sirach -- Psalms -- Organization of Levitical order -- Music -- Scribal activity -- Ritual -- The second Jewish commonwealth (141-63 B.C.) The Maccabean revolt -- Freedom of religion established -- National ambitions aroused -- Independence granted -- ".
catalog title "The religious pilgrimage of Israel.".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".