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E (A-Z entry)
The symbol for that strand in the narratives of the Pentateuch where Elohim is used for the divine name. It is thought to derive ...
Source: A Dictionary of the Bible
E (A-Z entry)
The abbreviation for the Elohist source or tradition in the Pentateuch . The term “Elohist” is derived from ʾĕlōhîm , a Hebrew word for ...
Source: The Oxford Companion to the Bible
eagle (A-Z entry)
A bird recognized by its speed in flight ( 2 Sam. 1: 23 ; cf. Rev. 4: 7 ). Those mentioned by Jesus as ...
Source: A Dictionary of the Bible
Eagle of Saint Mark. (Image)
Source: The Oxford Encyclopedia of the Books of the Bible
ear (A-Z entry)
Literally, the human organ (e.g. Luke 22: 50 ), but also metaphorically of the inward disposition to listen and take heed (e.g. Mark 4: ...
Source: A Dictionary of the Bible
Earlier Conquests (Chapters)
Tiglath‐pileser I, who ruled towards the end of the 2nd millennium bce , called himself ‘king of the world, king of Assyria, king of ...
Source: pageId="iii"Oxford Bible Atlas; from chapter The Assyrian Empire
Early Apologetics: Justin Martyr (Chapters)
Justin (born about the turn of the second century; martyred 165), as a young Platonist was convinced by the Bible, understood as prophecy, of ...
Source: The Oxford Illustrated History of the Bible; from chapter The Early Church
Early Catholicism (A-Z entry)
Term used by some NT scholars to define a development they perceive in Christian life and thought from expectation of an early end and ...
Source: A Dictionary of the Bible
Early Christian (Chapters)
General obso-9780195288803-bibItem-23 book Barrett, C. K. 1987 San Francisco HarperCollins The New Testament Background: Writings from Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire That Illuminate ...
Source: The New Oxford Annotated Bible; from chapter Translations of Ancient Texts
Early Christian Letters (Chapters)
Ancient Letters A letter is basically a substitute for oral communication. This was recognized by the first-century ce philosopher Seneca in the quotation at ...
Source: How to Read the Bible; from chapter Issues in the Churches
Early Christian Literature (Chapters)
No writing survives from Jesus or his disciples. When early Christians transmitted their memories of him to others, they did so primarily by word ...
Source: The Oxford Study Bible
Early Christian Texts, Ideology and Social Context (Chapters)
With regard to early Christian writings, part of the task of Christian literary production in its earliest phase was to position itself over against ...
Source: The Oxford Handbook of Biblical Studies; from chapter Social, Political, and Ideological Criticism
early Christian writings (A-Z entry)
Besides the books contained in the New Testament, many other writings from the first century or so of the Christian church are known ...
Source: Oxford Biblical Studies Online
Early Christian Writings (A-Z entry)
The Qumran scrolls and early Christian writings have been particularly susceptible to parallelomania. Sometimes similarities between the scrolls and early Christian practices and texts ...
Source: Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls
The Early Church (Chapters)
The Use of the Old in the New Testament The study and use of the Bible in the church begins with the church itself. ...
Source: The Oxford Illustrated History of the Bible
The Early Church (Chapters)
After the crucifixion, Jesus' followers did not disband. To the contrary, they began to teach that after three days in the tomb he had ...
Source: The Oxford History of the Biblical World; from chapter Visions of Kingdoms
Early Days: The Holy Scripture of Secular Zionism (Chapters)
The Zionist endeavor defined itself from the start in biblical language, as the “return to Zion” ( Ps. 126.1 ), and by placing Bible ...
Source: The Jewish Study Bible; from chapter The Bible in Israeli Life*
Early Fundamentalism (Chapters)
Coining the Term Curtis Lee Laws, a member of the Northern Baptist Convention in the United States of America, coined the term ‘fundamentalist’ in ...
Source: The Oxford Handbook of Biblical Studies; from chapter Fundamentalism(s)
The Early History of Israel in the land of Canaan (Chapters)
Perhaps no period in the history of Israel is more controversial than the first two centuries of the Iron Age. The beginning and end ...
Source: The New Oxford Annotated Bible; from chapter Cultural Contexts
The Early History of Israel in the Land of Canaan (Chapters)
The beginning and end of this era are framed by two synchronisms: the mention of Israel in the Merneptah Stele in the late 13th ...
Source: The Jewish Study Bible; from chapter Historical and Geographical Background to the Bible
