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  • Abraham (A-Z entry)

    Also known as Abram ; first of the patriarchs of Israel. His kind of life, depicted in Gen. 11–25 , might be that of ...

    Source: A Dictionary of the Bible

  • Abraham (A-Z entry)

    (Heb., Avraham Heb., Avram ) is the name of the progenitor of the Hebrew people. At first he is called Abram ( Gn. 11.26–27 ...

    Source: Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls

  • Abraham (A-Z entry)

    Abraham is the earliest biblical character who is delineated clearly enough to be correlated, to a limited extent, within world history. His homeland on ...

    Source: The Oxford Companion to the Bible

  • Inspiration and Inerrancy (A-Z entry)

    With regard to the Bible, inspiration denotes the doctrine that the human authors and editors of canonical scripture were led or influenced by the ...

    Source: The Oxford Companion to the Bible

  • Judea (A-Z entry)

    the Roman name for the area of Judah.

    Source: Oxford Biblical Studies Online

  • Qurʾān and the Bible, The (A-Z entry)

    The belief that God speaks through scripture he has inspired is shared by Jews, Christians, and Muslims. In spite of the considerable differences among ...

    Source: The Oxford Companion to the Bible

  • Umayyad Caliphate (A-Z entry)

    In 661 ce political power shifted away from family of the prophet Muhammad and passed to the descendants of one of the old Quraysh ...

    Source: The Oxford Encyclopedia of Archaeology in the Near East

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