The messianic idea in Israel : from its beginning to the completion of the mishnah
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TextLondon George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. 1956Description: xv, 543p.; bibliog. notes; appendix; indexContent type: - text
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'Translated from the 3rd Hebrew edition by W. F. Stinespring.'
Part 1 - The messianic idea in the period of the prophets. Part 2 - The messianic idea in the books of the apocrypha and pseudepigrapha. Part 3 - The messianic idea in the period of the Tannaim. Appendix - The Jewish and the Christian messiah
'I wish to give, in the Hebrew language, a complete picture of the development of the Messianic idea from its beginning to the present time...I think that if we explore and search into this original Hebrew idea, into its formation, its evolution, and its different forms during the course of the three thousand years of its development as they were determined by the unique history of the people Israel--then there will be revealed to us many new horizons in the entire history of Israel, and no less in human history as a whole.' -- Introduction
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