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68 pages of results. 571. The Legends of the Jews: Volume I - Jacob [Books]
... " the Shemite nations; "thou wilt be lord over thy brethren," the Ishmaelites and the descendants of Keturah; "thy mother's sons will bow down to thee," Esau and his princes; "cursed be every one that curseth thee," like Balaam; "and blessed be every one that blesseth thee," like Moses.[96] For each blessing invoked upon Jacob by his father Isaac, a similar blessing was bestowed upon him by God Himself in the same words. As Isaac blessed him with dew, so also God: "And the remnant of Jacob shall be in the midst of many peoples as dew from the Lord." Isaac ...
572. Velikovsky and the El-Amarna period [Journals] [SIS Review]
... Mitanni king was Shattuara II and the Mitanni disappear, on Velikovsky's chronology, in 865BC; the Mada appear about 836BC in Assyrian annals (Shalmaneser III) but the 1st Median ruler Dayakku or Deioces in 715 (Assy-rian annals). The gap between first mention of the Mada and the first Median king (121 years) is given by Moses of Khoren, who preserved names of four Median kings, with a striking resemblance to Mitannian rulers. For reign of Mitannian kings see R.T . Russell June 15, 762 BCE: A Mathematical analysis of ancient history', Velikovskian, 2 (3 ), 1994, p. 7. 24. See also Heinsohn op ...
573. Forum: Did Jews Fabricate Their History Between 500 and 1099AD? [Journals] [SIS Review]
... 798 Joseph b.Shila of Shilhi .. . 798 Jacob b. Mordecai 804 Revai b. Haninai 810 Ikkomai b. Abraham812 .. Ikkomai b. Mordecai 814 Joseph b. Abba 816 Abraham b. Sherira 820 .. . Sadoq b. Jesse 822 Hilai b. Hanania 826 Qimoi b. Ashi 828Joseph b. Hiyya 829 Moses b. Jacob Isaac b. Hunai 839 Joseph b. Rabbi 842 Paltoy b. Abbayey841 Kohen Sedeq b. Ikkomai 847or 851 Sar Shalom b. Bo'az 858 Aha b. Rav 857 Natronai b. Hilai 858 Menahem b. Joseph l'Amram b. Sheshna 860 Mattatyah b. Rabbi865 .. .. Nahshon b. Isaac 869 Rabbah ...
574. Conclusion (Carl Sagan & Immanuel Velikovsky) [Books]
... to be seeking some religious roots, some cosmic significance for mankind, may or may not be creditable. I think there is much good and much evil in the old-time religions. But I do not understand the need for halfmeasures. If we are forced to choose between them-and decidedly we are not-is the evidence not better for the God of Moses, Jesus and Muhammed than for the comet of Vehkovsky?"18 These religions about which Sagan writes have flourished because humanity seems to need, among other things, the assurance that honesty and truth are as fundamental as love and life. The scientific endeavor as an organized society of scholars also has the responsibility to tell the truth, ...
575. New Archaeological Dates for the Israelite Conquest Part II [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... exodus narrative) was not occupied during most of the Eighteenth Dynasty. This fact clearly causes problems for supporters of an LB I fifteenth-century exodus, including those who favor Goedicke's link between the exodus and the eruption of Thera. It is just as problematic for Bimson's theory. The Bible indicates that Ra'amses (by whatever name it was known in Moses' time) was in existence from the time of the oppression through the time of the exodus (Exodus 12:37; Numbers 33:3 ,5 ). So it is difficult to defend the historicity of the biblical account of the exodus and conquest (as Bimson does) if there were no Ra'amses at which the Israelites ...
576. Integration or Alienation: A Case Study of the Twelve Tribes [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... activity of tribal insubordination to a unifying element in the area of "England" prior to William the Conqueror and in the Germanic tribes of the same period. 17. One of the most acclaimed living Bible scholars, Nehemah Leibowitz, constantly points to the unique contribution of each word in the text in her commentaries of the Five Books of Moses. For one such example, see p. 226, Studies in Bereshit [Genesis], Jerusalem: Alpha Press, 1972 (Hebrew), 1976 (English, Aryeh Newman, Trans.). 18. Plato also uses tension as a major pedagogic and philosophic force in his work. All of his philosophical treatises are organized ...
577. The Velikovsky Affair [Books] [de Grazia books]
... are owing to: HADLEY CANTRIL, Chairman of the Board, Institute for International Social Research; past president, Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues. SALVADOR DE MADARIAGA, Honorary Fellow, Exeter College, Oxford University. LUTHER H. EVANS, Director of International and Legal Collections, Columbia University, former Director General, UNESCO. MOSES HADAS, Jay Professor of Greek, Columbia University. R. H. HILLENKOETTER, Vice Admiral, U.S .N . (Retired); former director, Central Intelligence Agency. HORACE M. KALLEN, Research Professor of Social Philosophy, New School for Social Research; past President, Society for the Scientific Study of Religion ...
578. The Prophecy In Paleontology [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... shaped geologically. Here we find an approach strangely different from the basic precept of historical geography, that "history is geography set in motion", maintaining instead that the geography of nations is shaped by the people destined to live in them (rather than the geography shaping the people). In Exodus 23:20, God says to Moses, "See, I am sending an angel ahead of you to guard you along the way and to bring you to the place I have prepared." If Israel was prepared for the Jews, tucked in the navel of the earth, as an appropriate central location for the appearance of the universal Messiah, what a line of ...
579. The Inconstant Heavens [Books] [de Grazia books]
... which notwithstanding all its absurdities has been received with great applause [56]. Whiston was ridiculed for quoting the Old Testament in matters of astronomy and at the same time, condemned for not having taken literally the story of creation in Genesis: He says that the common notion of the work of six days is absolutely false, and that Moses' description is not an exact and philosophical account of the origin of the universe. ' On the first point Buffon declared that the true naturalist must leave the interpretation of the Scriptures to the theologians, and on the second point he agreed with Newton that the solar system is so exquisitely designed to operate in the most perfect manner' ...
580. Aftermath to Exposure [Books] [de Grazia books]
... the assigned deadline, he was informed that the space was not longer available. The mere vulgarity and unscholarly quality of Margolis's article did not deter its eager reception in quarters dominated by organized science. For example, L. H. Farinholt, another vice president of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, sent a facsimile of the article to Moses Hadas, Jay Professor of Greek at Columbia University. Hadas had remarked in a published book review that in our time Immanuel Velikovsky... appears to be approaching vindication. ' Farinholt thought Hadas should find the Margolis essay of interest and perhaps amusing. ' Hadas replied that he had no opinion about the validity of Velikovsky's astronomical theories ...
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