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In 1906 Martin Schreiner, who had been diagnosed with mental illness four years previously, wrote from the Sanatorium Berolinum in Berlin-Lankwitz to the librarian of the "Lehranstalt für die Wissenschaft des Judentums" in Berlin, asking to send him some books, in the hope of being released soon. This letter and some short letters dating from 1920 and 1922 constitute Schreiner's last written testimonies. His mental illness painfully and suddenly ended the short but productive career of a versatile scholar who was one of the most important exponents of the "Wissenschaft des Judentums" and who simultaneously engaged in the study of Islam. Sabine Schmidtke reconstructs Schreiner's scholarly biography from his student days to his active period in Berlin, where the manuscript holdings of the Royal Library opened up entirely new perspectives for him. The author focuses on his pioneering scholarship particularly in the field of Islamic intellectual history, where his main contributions dealt with the Mütazila, Ibn Taymiyya and his circle, the mystical tradition of Ibn ¿Arabi, and interreligious polemics.

Let King David's Faith In God Energize Your Christian Life Today What if you could both study the Bible and apply the lessons you learn to your life presently? How would your Christian life grow and flourish?Imagine the story of King David coming alive (the boy who killed Goliath using only a stone, and a sling had many more exciting adventures) while you learn what God wants to teach you from these ancient histories to help you cope with your present life situations. How would your spiritual life grow and flourish?Bible teacher and author Mary Jane Humes, while teaching Sunday school, learned that many adults didn't know common Bible stories, much less the lessons that God teaches through them. So she did something about that. She wrote devotionals based on Biblical heroes so that people can daily study the Bible and apply what they have learned to their present life's circumstances. David's Faith was her first book.In this 30-day devotional based on the King James Version of the Bible, you will both learn and enjoy:A suggested Bible reading passage about an incident in the life of DavidAn in-depth but candid Bible study about what you just readHow to apply what you learned about David to your own personal lifeA meditation on one of the Psalms written by DavidRelated Scripture versesHow to pray about what you just learned so that you can internalize what God wants you to know¿Bonus: This book is a 30-day devotional, but the Epilogue is a bonus chapter for months with 31 days.¿Bonus: Keep track of all the exciting people and places mentioned in the story of David with the handy GlossaryAlthough David is long dead and in heaven with God, his life still speaks volumes to us today. Buy this book now to increase your knowledge of the Bible, energize your daily devotional time and find clarity in your own personal walk with King David's God.

בזה הספר מבוארים כל המדות והנהגות על סדר א"ב

בזה הספר מבוארים כל המדות והנהגות על סדר א"ב

Alfred Edersheim's classic commentary on the Biblical Book of Exodus is admired for its fluency of explanation, and for the author's immense knowledge of Old Testament lore.Exodus, the second book of the Old Testament, is renowned for its telling of how the ancient Hebrews departed from the Kingdom of the Egyptians. Egypt at the time was ruled by the Pharaoh, a proud and domineering ruler who oppressed those who believed in the one, true God. The manner in which God treated His peoples, showing them a path away from the misery of Pharaoh's rule, and unleashing a series of misfortunes upon the Pharaoh and the Egyptian citizens, form some of the Bible's most memorable passages.Edersheim's narrative is not simply an explanatory reading of the Biblical text; it also delves into the history of Egypt, as discovered by archaeologists and chroniclers of its ancient past. The referencing of multiple and varied sources enhances the commentary, making it useful for students of theology and lay believers alike. The author served as a minister in England; through effort and voracity he became a leading scholar and authority upon the Bible in the 19th century, his books frequently consulted by the Christian priesthood and adherents.

A map almost ruined our honeymoon. It was our second day of marriage, and as we were driving up the Olympic Peninsula to Port Angeles, I found it difficult to read the map and drive at the same time. So I handed the map to my Debbie and asked her to tell me where to turn.As a new believer, I felt like Debbie: Someone hands you a Bible and expects you to know how to read it. Jesus had transformed me into a new creation, but I was a baby who did childish things and needed a parent to nurture me along and stimulate my spiritual development. I hope that in a way, I can be that for you as you read the lessons I learned in my pursuit to be a follower of Christ, such aslearning to effectively tell people how Jesus changed my life,becoming consistent in spending time alone with God,letting prayer be a vital part of my life,discovering what helps grow my faith,finding an easy way to study the Bible, andmastering sin in my life.I thank my heavenly Father and Lord Jesus for my journey because with each lesson, I have grown closer to Them. As that intimacy deepens, so does the longing to be with Them in heaven. My prayer is that this will happen to you as I share my journey with you.

Whom have I in heaven but you? And earth has nothing I desire besides you...I call with all my heart; answer me, O LORD... My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God?These few excerpts from the Book of Psalms touch upon the essential fact that it is a book about relationship-having a real and meaningful connection with God. Far from dry and dreary religion, worship and prayer in the psalms is spirited and sincere. The psalms proclaim that all are invited to encounter God and to dialogue with him. That invitation comes down to us... and also led to this book being written.This book is for anyone who wants to get into the psalms. There are three parts: Into their World, Into their Message, Into our Lives.

Zohar and The Enochian Code of Nalvage examines the informationreceived by John Dee and Edward Kelley during their time scrying andcommunicating with angels. During that time, a mysterious tablet wasshown to them by the angels. They were told it contained the means bywhich to unlock all the secrets of creation, from the beginning of timeuntil the end. This book reveals a never before seen gematria cipher,allowing for the tablet and other parts of Dee's system to be furtherunlocked, including The Heptarchia.The Tablet of Nalvage by its very existence, suggests that it is linked tothe time of tribulation and eventual correction as mentioned in TheZohar. In exploring this connection, we will also unveil a new EnochianTree of Life and see how its gematria unveils the secrets of The Tabletof Nalvage, as well as Dee's Book of Enoch, called The Loageth.

CANAAN REVISITEDAs the bedrock of three great religions; Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, one would expect the Old Testament of the Holy Bible would be one of the world's best read and best understood narratives. Unfortunately, this may not be the case due to the Old Testament's daunting length (984 pages and 39 books - my Bible), subject and book discontinuity, and the fact that present day society's interests and values have changed markedly over the past 3,500 years. Canaan Revisited's chronological timeline and synoptic format allowed the consolidation and reorganization of the Old Testament's pages to 175 and the books to 15. The Old Testament chronicles God's selection of Hebrew slaves in Egypt, whom He chose to introduce Himself as the one living God for all of humankind. It then describes God's guidance of the Hebrews to Canaan where they became Israelites and experienced prosperity, power, and prestige. However, their immorality led them astray from God's commandments for which they were vanquished and enslaved in Babylong. The Israelites' rise and fall is an incomparable saga covering 900 years. Crucially important for present day world-wide social order is God's message interwoven throughout the Old Testament's narrative: that if humankind accepts and adheres to His tenants, they will be blessed and they will prosper; but if they don't, they will fail and they will be punished. The message is crystal clear: if humankind is to avoid the cataclysmic experience of Israel and every succeeding world power over the past 2,500 years, present day's societal values and behavior must be immediately improved, and Canaan Revisited is the place to start. Canaan Revisited's "take-away message" is of critical importance for humankind to assure that their names are included in the Book of Life in order that they may experience Life Everlasting. Given the preceding, Canaan Revisited is a must read.

You have commentaries, dictionaries, and courses on biblical Hebrew, but you don't always have time! Dive into the Preacher's Hebrew Companion to Isaiah 1-39 and get a comprehensive overview as well as useful tools to tackle key passages and concepts.This volume offers: A curated selection of key passages from Isaiah 1-39Clearly formatted lexical and grammatical tools needed to study the Hebrew textA commentary section that helps preachers effectively bridge the gap between reading the Hebrew text and preaching itPreachers know that understanding Greek and Hebrew can strengthen their sermons. However, years after taking language courses, it becomes challenging to study texts in the original languages, especially when time is limited.Whether one's Hebrew is beginner or advanced, this series will empower the reader to deepen their study of the Hebrew text and preach engaging, content-driven sermons. This book -- as well as the entire Preacher's Companion Series -- is a fresh and helpful companion to traditional commentaries and a valuable addition to every preacher's library.Start your journey today and enjoy having these key tools to unlocking biblical Greek and Hebrew at your fingertips!

After studying Hebrew for a year or two, readers often find it challenging to transition from their initial study of the language to reading extended passages from the Hebrew Bible. This book helps bridge this gap by presenting a curated selection of texts that are well known, exciting to read, and pivotal for understanding the narrative arc of the Old Testament. The volume contains forty key passages divided into five sections: the primeval history, the patriarchs and their sojourning, Israel in Egypt, Israel at Sinai, and Israel's journey through the wilderness until just before they enter the promised land.