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... Back | Main Contents | Volume Contents | Forward The Legends of the Jews by Louis Ginzberg Translated from the German Manuscript by Henrietta Szold Volume II Bible Times and Characters from Joseph to the Exodus PREFACE I. JOSEPH The Favorite Son | Joseph Hated by His Brethren | Joseph Cast into the Pit | The Sale | Joseph's Three Masters | Joseph's Coat Brought to His Father | Judah and His Sons | The Wives of the Sons of Jacob | Joseph the Slave of Potiphar | Joseph and Zuleika | Joseph Resists Temptation | Joseph in Prison | Pharaoh's Dreams | Joseph before Pharaoh | The Ruler of Egypt | Joseph's Brethren in Egypt | Joseph Meets His Brethren | The Second Journey to ...
422. The Sacred Theory of the Earth by Dr. Thomas Burnet [Books]
... falling in: and of this we shall elsewhere give a full account out of their authors. Secondly, that Deucalion's Deluge in particular, which is suppos'd by most of the ancient fathers to represent Noah's Flood, is said to have been accompanied with a gaping or disruption of the Earth. Apollodorus saith, (34)(34. Bibl. lib. I.) that the mountains of Thessaly were divided asunder, or separate one from another at that time: and Lucian (de deā Syria) tells a very remarkable story to this purpose, concerning Deucalion's Deluge, and a ceremony observ'd in the Tenple of Hieropolis, in commemoration of it; which ceremony seems to ...
... the Adriatic Sea carry the name Dolomites in his honour. Dolomieu served under Napoleon during the French invasion of Egypt. He was later imprisoned in Napoli for several years. There he wrote his classic work on geology without having either pen or pencil, or paper upon which to write. The only object he was permitted to have was the Bible, and so he used the soot of a candle and the oil of a lamp, and he wrote his famous book on geology on the margins of the Bible. Even under difficult conditions the one who is possessed by an idea must follow it. It is not by desire, by caprice, by a need of some external ...
... Back | Main Contents | Volume Contents | Forward The Legends of the Jews by Louis Ginzberg Translated from the German Manuscript by Paul Radin III Bible Times and Characters from the Exodus to the Death of Moses 1911 To My Mother On The Occasion Of Her Seventieth Birthday PREFACE MOSES IN THE WILDERNESS The Long Route - Pharaoh Pursues the Hebrews - The Sea Divided - The Passage through the Red Sea - The Destruction of the Egyptians - The Song of the Sea - The Awful Desert - The Heavenly Food - The Gathering of the Manna - Miriam's Well - Amalek's War against Israel Amalek Defeated - Jethro - Installation of Elders - Jethro Rewarded - The Time is at Hand - The Gentiles ...
425. Dr Immanuel Velikovsky TRIBUTES [Journals] [SIS Review]
... in study groups, journals and symposia in numerous countries. On 30th November I paid Dr Velikovsky's widow a visit of condolence. What fascinates Christians in Velikovsky's work is his respect for the Old Testament as the true history of Israel, his own people. In the last two centuries, the tendency has arisen more and more to treat the Bible almost exclusively as a religious book, a book for the salvation of the soul; but Velikovsky has established that the biblical accounts of, for instance, the patriarchs, the sojourn in Egypt, the visit of the Queen of Sheba, etc., etc., are reliable records of pertinent facts - facts which it is indispensable ...
426. Velikovsky in America [Journals] [Aeon]
... a work of science according to whether it conforms to the political convictions of the judges, who are self-appointed. The sentence for scientists found guilty is to be given a label and to be associated with past deeds that all decent persons will find repellent.- Edward 0. Wilson When [stability] collapses, fear takes hold. The Bible recognized this profound truth: when the law falls, heaven and earth tremble.- Guglielmo Ferrero American Exodus In December 16, 1937, Simon Velikovsky died. Despite the intellectual gifts and forceful personality his son had displayed on numerous occasions, Immanuel Velikovsky, already in his early forties, had accomplished little. That same year, Sigmund ...
427. Critique of David Rohl's A Test of Time [Journals] [SIS Review]
... ), Rohl recognises a part of the name Ramesses (Sysa equivalent to Hebrew Shisha) as indicative of his identity as the biblical Shishak. On the other hand, Velikovsky [7 ] pointed to a Ras Shamra (Ugarit) inscription from the earlier Dynasty XVIII levels with the name Swsk close to Terah (Zerah), following the bible annal to demonstrate that there really was a Shishak with, at the very least, regional influence a full century before Ramesses II was born. Joseph and Dynasty XII Rohl's theory that the 7 year famine was caused by exceedingly high levels of the Nile is forthright and challenging but on closer examination it appears strained to the point of being ...
428. An Eighth-Century Date for Merenptah [Journals] [SIS Review]
... e . el-Arish, where Tiglath-pileser "set up a stele to mark the southernmost limit of his empire" [15]. According to the most recent and plausible reconstruction of events [16], the withdrawal of Assyrian troops from the coastal plain was followed at once by the joint attack on Judah by Syria and Israel related in the Bible in II Kings 16:5-9 (cf. Isaiah 7:1-8:8 ). This resulted in a plea for Assyrian aid from the Judaean king, Ahaz, and another series of attacks in the West by Tiglath-pileser III in 733 BC. The outcome of these two incursions into the West corresponds exactly with the Asian events referred ...
429. The Origin of the Devil (Moons, Myths and Man) [Books]
... Christianity the most sublime. Systematically all coarse, gross, primitive traits were eliminated or spiritualized, until at last there came into being that lofty building of thought, which well-nigh reduces the mythologist to despair. Inspecting the substructure of the great edifice with magnifying glass and chisel, he may isolate fragments of true mythology; pondering over his big Bible, he may catch glimpses of earlier meanings between the lines and behind the words. But, when he tempts to arrange his findings and interpret them, the theologian is not amused. Yahweh, the Dragon-Slayer, is not a good text for a sermon, God who saves us from Satan is. And yet it is only a ...
430. Introduction (Immanuel Velikovsky's Jewish Science) [Books]
... the age of seventy-eight, he ended his years in the land of Israel, he devoted his life, his fortune, his peace of mind, all that he had, to the realization of what was once an idea, the renaissance of the Jewish people in its ancient land. He contributed to the revival of the language of the Bible and the development of modern Hebrew by publishing (with Dr. J. Klausner as editor) collective works on Hebrew philology, and to the revival of Jewish scientific thought by publishing, through his foundation, Scripta Universitatis, to which scientists of many countries contributed and thus laid the groundwork for Hebrew University at Jerusalem. He was the ...
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