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... . XVII. ch. 8. sect. 1, where about forty-four years afterwards Herod dies an old man at about seventy. (15) It is here worth our while to remark, that none could be put to death in Judea but by the approbation of the Jewish Sanhedrim, there being an excellent provision in the law of Moses, that even in criminal causes, and particularly where life was concerned, an appeal should lie from the lesser councils of seven in the other cities to the supreme council of seventy-one at Jerusalem; and that is exactly according to our Savior's words, when he says, "It could not be that a prophet should perish out of ...
312. Reconsidering Velikovsky [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... by Roger Wescott Linguist and anthropologist Roger Wescott, who was also the chairman of the whole meeting, started off a general discussion in which ideas were tossed around, by reporting on traces of catastrophism in the non-physical area, i.e ., in language and ideas, covering many fields from Wilhelm Reich via Freud's Totem and Taboo and Moses and Monotheism, childrens' games, to why people enjoy fireworks. Sunday morning Irving Wolfe and Gunnar Heinsohn: Velikovsky and the Politics of Catastrophism For us this was the most remarkable and moving demonstration of Velikovsky's significance. Reading a chapter from a forthcoming book, Irving Wolfe set out with extraordinary clarity the century and a half of European ...
... of metal tools to dress the stones, as was the case at Stonehenge, 20 miles away, built (except for the later Horseshoe circle of blue or "foreign " stones) of the same Wiltshire sarsens. Was it in ignorance of iron tools or was it because of superstitious belief? Undoubtedly in an early day the Israelites under Moses were forbidden to use iron or tools in building a place of worship of the Deity: "And if thou wilt make me an altar of stone thou shalt not build it of hewn stone: for if thou lift up thy tool upon it, thou hast polluted it." (Exod. xx. 25.) Also: ...
314. Sin and the Control System [Journals] [Kronos]
... rules of the prevailing control system. And herein lies the origin of the witchhunt and the pogrom. The Man who Picked up Sticks on the Sabbath Numbers 15.32-36: While the people of Israel were in the wilderness, they found a man gathering sticks on the sabbath day. And those who found him gathering sticks brought him to Moses and Aaron, and to all the congregation. They put him in custody, because it had not been made plain what should be done to him. And the Lord said to Moses, "The man shall be put to death; all the congregation shall stone him with stones outside the camp." And all the congregation brought ...
315. Transcript of the Morning Session of the A.A.A.S. Symposium [Articles]
... not prepared, or made advance- well- agreement on being somewhere else, so this Symposium already being prepared for more than half a year, so how advance could it have been? I would like to confront him in the evening, and I have with what to confront. Nevertheless, to put into my book the story about Moses opening the sea, or Joshua asking the Sun to stop still, and then at the nick of a moment here coming the comet and do what Joshua or Moses asked, where I clearly said that these things are entirely fabulation of folklore, that the story as it is need to be searched from one place to another place. ...
316. Letters [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... the death of Azubah, his first wife, who had herself mothered three sons. 8. Caleb himself was the second son of Hezron which would suggest a slightly longer interval bewteen the two of perhaps about 25 years. 9. Joshua was about 25 years old at the time of Exodus. 10. Bezaleel, the architect to whom Moses assigned the construction of the Tabernacle, was a man of about 55 at the time of Exodus. He was the grandson of Miriam, Moses' elder sister [Antiquities Ch. VI:1 ], who was around 12 years old when Moses was born, some 80 years before the Exodus. The following genealogy, working backwards ...
317. Forum [Journals] [SIS Review]
... I must leave it to the scientifically-minded, like Michael Reade [4 ] - and the Saturn configurers - to clarify matters scientific but I am prepared to toss in my two bob's worth' regarding ancient history. The consequence of the biased thinking I have described above is that the very existence of great figures of Israelite tradition, such as Moses, David and Solomon, is called into question - or they are deemed to be semi-mythological' (whatever that means). Why is this so? In my opinion, Meyer and other experts' of like mind have displayed a breathtaking arrogance in denying Moses a real existence, despite their access to centuries of Hebrew tradition testifying otherwise ...
... Back | Main Contents | Volume Contents | Forward The Legends of the Jews by Louis Ginzberg Translated from the German Manuscript IV Bible Times and Characters From Joshua to Esther 1913 CONTENTS I. Joshua The Servant of Moses Entering the Promised Land Conquest of the Land The Sun Obeys Joshua War with the Armenians Allotment of the Land . II. The Judges The First Judge Campaigns of Kenaz Othniel Boaz and Ruth Deborah Gideon Jephthah Samson The Crime of the Benjamites . III. Samuel and Saul Elkanah and Hannah The Youth of Samuel Eli and His Sons The Activities of Samuel The Reign of Saul The Court of Saul . IV. David David's Birth and Descent Anointed King Encounter with Goliath Pursued ...
... history, Antiq. B. XVI. ch. 10. sect. 7. (39) That it was an immemorial custom among the Jews, and their forefathers, the patriarchs, to have sometimes more wives or wives and concubines, than one at the same the and that this polygamy was not directly forbidden in the law of Moses is evident; but that polygamy was ever properly and distinctly permitted in that law of Moses, in the places here cited by Dean Aldrich, Deuteronomy 17:16, 17, or 21:15, or indeed any where else, does not appear to me. And what our Savior says about the common Jewish divorces, which ...
320. The Cyclic Nature of Ancient Catastrophes [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... sure, but on this recent occasion Jerusalem and the Jewish nation had literally been saved from Assyrian liquidation. Festivities seemed in order on this sixth anniversary, but something went awry: Then they killed the passover on the fourteenth day of the second month. . . .26 Every knowledgeable Jew would have known that the passover was directed by Moses to be on Nisan 14. I believe the passover was shifted on this occasion because every knowledgeable Jew also knew the passover was to be on the vernal equinox. And if we understand the nature and scope of this outside fly-by- and surely its effect was to expand Earth's orbit (and contract the Martian orbit)- here is ...
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