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“There is ever the prior question of plain duty, with which nothing else, however tempting or promising of success, can come into conflict; and such seasons may be only those when our faith and patience are put on trial, so as to bring it clearly before us, whether or not, quite irrespective of all else, we are content to leave everything in the hands of God.”

Quote by Alfred Edersheim

Work

Bible History: Old Testament

This book delves into the historical accounts, religious texts, and cultural practices that form the foundation of the Old Testament. It examines the historical context in which these texts were written, the cultural and religious influences that shaped them, and their enduring influence on Western thought and society. more

Author

Alfred Edersheim
Alfred Edersheim

Alfred Edersheim, born on March 7, 1825, and died on March 16, 1889, was a prominent historian and Jewish scholar known for his extensive research on Judaism and the Bible. As a historian, Edersheim made significant contributions to the field of Jewish studies, particularly through his in-depth exploration of Jewish history, religion, culture, and law. His works, including 'A History of the Jewish People' and 'The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah,' have had a lasting impact on the study of Judaism and have been widely read and studied by scholars around the world. more

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