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This Anthology Treats The Following Topics, Providing Access To The Important Talmudic Statements On Them: Mythic Monotheism: Creation, The Nature Of Man, The Fall; Torah; Israel And The Nations; You Shall Be Holy, For I The Lord Your God Am Holy; Sin And Atonement; And Resurrection And Eternal Life. Each Topic Is Broken Up Into Its Principal Components And Expounded And Illustrated By Primary Sources In English Translation.--book Jacket. Introduction -- Mythic Monotheism : Creation, The Nature Of Man, The Fall -- Torah -- Israel And The Nations -- You Shall Be Holy, For I The Lord Your God Am Holy -- Sin And Atonement -- Resurrection And Eternal Life. Jacob Neusner. Includes Extensive English Translations From Hebrew And Aramaic Sacred Works. Includes Bibliographical References.
- Author
- Jacob Neusner
- Publisher
- University Press of America, Incorporated
- Published
- 2005
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780761831167
- Subjects
- Judaism, Literary Fiction, Religion
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