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3141 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Corinthians, First Epistle to The.33
… on the supernatural is to be taken as the criterion of the legendary. The epistles were written in the 1st quarter of the 2nd century, and as Paul, so far as he …
3142 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Corinthians, First Epistle to The.38
… , but the suggested dates for the departure from Ephesus, and for the writing of 1 Corinthians, really fluctuate between the years 53 and 57. Harnack (Gesch. der …
3143 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Corinthians, Second Epistle to The.30
… that the interval between spring and autumn of the same year is too brief for these events, the two epistles must be separated by a period of nearly 18 months …
3144 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Criticism of the Bible.59
… , on the contrary, later--in fact, a product of the age of the exile. Graf adopted and developed this theory. He still for a time, while putting the laws late, maintained …
3145 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Cyprus.6
… Crete. The Minoan writing may well be the source of the curious Cyprian syllabic script, which continued in use for the representation of the Greek language …
3146 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Daniel.6
… the place which Daniel occupied as a hostage of Jehoiakim at the court of the king of Babylon. The youths were probably from 12 to 15 years of age at the time …
3147 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Darius.15
… 90 years of age. According to the Eshki Harran inscription, which purports to have been written by himself, the priest of the temple in that city had served …
3148 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. David.59
… to the task to which he had been set--the task of breaking the Philistine power, and it became the duty of Samuel, as the vicar of Yahweh and as still holding very …
3149 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Day.11
… (a) the word "day" is used of the whole period of creation ( Genesis 2:4 ); (b) these days are days of God, with whom one day is as a thousand years; the whole age or period of …
3150 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Demetrius (2).4
… among the ruins of the city, there appeared the name Demetrius, a warden of the Ephesian temple for the year 57 AD, and some authors believe the temple warden …
3151 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Deuteronomy.38
… between the victories already won on the East of the Jordan and those anticipated on the West. The impression given throughout is that the aged lawgiver’s …
3152 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Deuteronomy.42
… found "the book of the law" in the temple in the 18th year of King Josiah ( 2 Kings 22:8 ff). The kernel of Deuteronomy and "the book of the law" discovered by Hilkiah …
3153 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Deuteronomy.46
… of years! No other age accounts so well for its origin as that of the great lawgiver who claims to have written the bulk of it. And the history of the disintegration …
3154 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Easter.2
… of the year, the first of the cycle being that in which the new moon falls on January 1. The Epacts indicate the moon’s age at the beginning of each year. Easter …
3155 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Education.65
… attained the age of 6-7 years. In the synagogue schools the chazzan, or attendant, not infrequently served as schoolmaster (compare SCHOOL; SCHOOLMASTER ).
3156 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Egypt.59
… years ago. As the recorded history of the country extends 7,500 years, and we know of two prehistoric ages before that, it is pretty well fixed that the disappearance …
3157 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Egypt.82
… the most impoverished country it became the richest land of the Mediterranean. The great period of medieval Egypt was under the guidance of the Mesopotamian …
3158 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Egypt.83
… in the prehistoric age, as well as the emery of Smyrna. In the Ist Dynasty, Egypt conquered and held Sinai for the sake of the turquoise mines. In the IIIrd Dynasty …
3159 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Egypt.84
… , took the name of Akhenaton, "the glory of the sun’s disc," and established the worship of the radiant sun as the Aton, or Adon of Syria. The cuneiform letters from …
3160 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Egypt.93
… before the king of Egypt died ( Exodus 2:23 ), perhaps 40 or 50 years after the rigorous servitude began, for he is represented as being 80 at the time of the Exodus …