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...t various time oppressed and sought to exterminate them. Who can point out the Egyptians, the Assyrians, the Babylonians, the Greeks, or even the R... ...s; and that the true sense of the prophecy is, that as various nations, to wit, Egyptians, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Greeks, and Romans, had at various ... ...ilence. And that with so much power and evidence, that we have seen some modern Rabbis, by the force of arguments compelled to allow, that Messiah a... ...nt Sinai, the Lord spake to them these words: “Ye have seen what I did unto the Egyptians, and how I bare you on eagles’ wings,” Exod. xix. 4. (or, ... ...osed her mouth upon the enemies who pursued after them: “the Lord overthrew the Egyptians in the midst of the sea. And the waters returned, and cover... ... marvellous things:” Mic. vii. 15. that the Gentiles shall see miracles, as the Egyptians saw them; and the more efforts they make, the more shall it... ...n, they say, originated in an error derived from what they had heard from their Rabbis upon the kingdom of Messiah, which they believed was to be te... ...us accused him, among other things, of cleaving much to certain opinions of the Rabbis, and saying that the twenty-second psalm doth not speak of Chr... ...coming to touch these two prophecies, make very merry with the grossness of our Rabbis, for having understood these things in an extremely physical ...

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... of God out of respect unto Christ’s eternal offering of himself; but, I begin from the Egyptian captivity, which denotes the bondage of the sense a... ...rsaken of both her kings. And then he describeth the calamities which the Assyrians and Egyptians should inflict upon Judah. This first revelation of... ... the life spiritual and divine? In the ancient times, when he delivered the church from Egyptian bondage, they sung him “Wonderful in his praises.” ... ... interpreters of those scriptures. These interpreters, whom they honoured with title of Rabbis or Masters for distinction, or of Elders, had already... ...y of me, John v. 39. But all in vain: for as there was no longer any Scripture, but the Rabbis; no longer any ideas of the Messiah, but those supplie... ...mself, they had certainly taken up other ideas, widely different from those held by the Rabbis, and might haply not have erred so egregiously. Revi... ...history; all beginning in him, and in him terminating as its true and ultimate end. Our Rabbis did not fail to perceive well enough this great and im... ...of Ptolemy; I ask this explanation of the most celebrated philosophers and astronomers, Egyptian, Greek, Arabian, and Latin. I see the vain efforts ... ...will say that Isaiah speaketh of some single individual called Egypt, when he says, The Egyptians are men, and not God, (Vulg. Egyptus homo, et non D...

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..., for He Hath Done Pride ......................305 151. And Israel Saw the Egyptians ...................................................306 152. For a... ...en he began the Kidush … he said, “There was a custom among the Admorim (rabbis, heads of congregations) in Poland, that all the rich men would com... ...ds of congregations) in Poland, that all the rich men would come to their rabbis on Shabbat Shekalim, to receive Shekalim (coins) from their rabbis.... ... the end of the verse, ‘for He hath done pride.’” 151. AND ISRAEL SAW THE EGYPTIANS I heard on Beshalach In the verse, “and Israel saw the Egyptians ... ...possible to draw half a degree. And this must be specifically through the Egyptians, and this is called “exile,” when the Jews, too, must be under ... ...ing correction of the Masach de Hirik, they exit their rule, meaning the Egyptians themselves shout, “Rise up, get you forth.” And this is, “Me and ... ...it asked, “How are those different from those? Either Israel die like the Egyptians, or Israel will return to Egypt.” The thing is that Egypt is the...

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...egun to blossom, we should exert in this sacred study. Introduction of the Rabbis to The Zohar, Jerba Printing When the days of the Messiah draw near,... ... 4, Teaching 20 The study of The Zohar cancels all sorts of tragedies. The Rabbis of Jerusalem, 1921 one who says The Zohar each and every day will ha... ...y pairs, which are seventy souls, and brought them among the thorns, the Egyptians. And as soon as these thorns came, those pairs out there grew br... ...or sent to deliver Israel from Egypt. And He showed these plagues on the Egyptians and struck them for Israel. What is the difference between the re... ...an all the peoples; they were actually called, “slaves” because they, the Egyptians, were the lowest of all peoples. Babylon were low, as it is writ... ...earth quakes ... Under a slave when he becomes king” come true, since the Egyptians were slaves. The reaSoN for ISrael’S afflICTIoN Pinhas 143) one d...

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... and were left with coarseness but no screen, and were only looking to become rabbis and ‘pretty Jews.’ Therefore, I (Ra- bash) suspect everything th... ...re history of Judaism. His knowl- edge of the history of Judaism and the great rabbis of the last generations was very impressive, and he would tell ... ...oistic desires. These desires are so egoistic that they are like those of the Egyptians, who knew how to use egoism so perfectly that they could mum...

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...e 613 Mitzvot of the Torah and the seven Mitzvot de Rabanan (of our great Rabbis). It is written in The Tree of Life, “The worlds were created only t... ... f o r T h e s T u d e n T However, while they were still mingled with the Egyptians, a portion of their needs was necessarily given into the hands o... ...a Masach, their whole work is on being “handsome Jews” or “Rebbes” (great rabbis). Thus, this is Aviut without a Masach, and they naturally give off ...

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...can let you move from the peoples of ancient eras, such as the Sumerians, Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, on to those of the French, Germans, English,... ...o record religious dogma and to glorify and proclaim the supremacy of the Egyptian king than for recordkeeping. Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and Chi... ...nd scribes with little time or motivation for creativity. Phoenicians, Egyptians, Assyrians, and Hebrews intermingled along the Mediterranean‘s e... ...ogists said they traced each of our alphabet‘s twenty-six letters back to Egyptian hieroglyphic symbols—often even to the same sound value it had ei... ...ng research discovery was finding that Cleopatra‘s lineage was Greek, not Egyptian. Ptolemy I, her dynasty‘s pharaoh, was Alexander the Great‘s boyho... ...e— doctors, astronomers, judges, soothsayers, engineers, teachers, imams, rabbis, or priests.  Merchants, cameleers, craftsmen, and those who spok...

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...can let you move from the peoples of ancient eras, such as the Sumerians, Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, on to those of the French, Germans, English,... ...o record religious dogma and to glorify and proclaim the supremacy of the Egyptian king than for recordkeeping. Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, and China... ... and scribes with little time or motivation for creativity. Phoenicians, Egyptians, Assyrians, and Hebrews intermingled along the Mediterranean‘s e... ...ogists said they traced each of our alphabet‘s twenty-six letters back to Egyptian hieroglyphic symbols—often even to the same sound value it had ei... ...ng research discovery was finding that Cleopatra‘s lineage was Greek, not Egyptian. Ptolemy I, her dynasty‘s pharaoh, was Alexander the Great‘s boyho... ...e— doctors, astronomers, judges, soothsayers, engineers, teachers, imams, rabbis, or priests.  Merchants, cameleers, craftsmen, and those who spok...

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... called volcanoes for 25 million years. Funeral Pyre… … This is what ancient Egyptians did for 5,000 years. Ignited by iron pyrites in the soil… cr... ...ecame a cultural nation of dimwitted fools, idiots… and liars: To lie like an Egyptian was a Roman’s highest praise for being out-smarted by a rival ... ...s that Egypt had once been. As if that were a reason to be proud of being an Egyptian, while living lives of near- total slavery and mindless submis... ...nd mindless submission to all and any authority figures in their culture. The Egyptians kept on revolting and rebelling… even being found slaughtere... ...for an armistice. The Romans slaughtered the mercenaries and slaughtered the Egyptians until they got so tired of killing weak, screaming cowards; ... ...illogical, filthy, sneaky ways, than all other cultures of their time. Their Rabbis argued, discussed and tried to rationalize their Hebrew ethics ...

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...rue of the Arab culture of the period. Mesopotamian religion was, like the Egyptian, organized on a higher state level, though apparently not as close... ... Book II, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1948. Egyptian + Palestinian + Arab + Mesopotamian Cultures Hebrew Hebrew + Zoroa... ... some basic historical information is required. On the first level we find Egyptian religion of approximately 1400 BC which became codified and highly... ...rue of the Arab culture of the period. Mesopotamian religion was, like the Egyptian, organized on a higher state level, though apparently not as close... ...dred, Akhenaten, Thames and Hudson, London, 1968; Henri Frankfort, Ancient Egyptian Religion, Harper Torchbooks, New York, 1948; A.H. Gardiner, Egypt ... ...had little to do with the Temple and the priesthood; their leaders, called rabbis, led worship in small local buildings (synagogues) involving neither...

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...nts of Jericho. But we don‘t have the stone tablets of Moses, evidence of Egyptian chariots in the Red Sea, or the remains of Noah‘s ark. We can be ... ...ly exist? Could he write? If he wrote did he write in his native tongue of Egyptian? If he wrote in Egyptian did he write the Pentateuch in hieroglyp... ...h in hieroglyphics? Or did he know Phoenician writing, which was based on Egyptian writing? If he lived about 1200 BCE he couldn‘t have written in H... ...hey may have developed their concept of there being only one God from the Egyptians or the Zoroastrians. Many think 48 that the ideas of Mithrai... ...ders the killing of whole nations, or lets the Red Sea engulf the pursing Egyptians after Moses had crossed. Can he tell lies, do uncharitable acts,... ...er than the exception, that people believe what their priests, ministers, rabbis, imams or other spiritual advisors say today is the path that their ...

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...sed in the corporeal sensation and can still live in Egypt and enjoy the ‘Egyptian’ in him, i.e. the will to receive. 154 of 263 Interview... ...in to work with them and correct them. As long as these vessels are under Egyptian rule, he will feel only darkness in them. But when he corrects th... ...en turned religious with famous figures that went on to become well-known rabbis. I was only 34 when I told my rabbi: “I don’t have the time and I ...

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... historical book when I get an opportunity. “Then an old mouse, or rat—the rabbis of Talmud have not yet agreed concerning the species—perceiving by t... ...know the legend of your ancestors, who were thought much of by the ancient Egyptians, who held them in great veneration, and adored them like other sa... ...rbs, alchemising all languages since the Deluge, of the Hebrew, Chaldeans, Egyptians, Greeks, Latins, and of T urnus, the ancient founder of T ours; a... ...ow very well. Now if this etymology of the street harass you, and also the Egyptian nun, I will lend you a curious and antique parch- ment, found by m... ...e of our Lady the Virgin, the mother of our Blessed Saviour, stolen by the Egyptians about eighteen years since. Of this time, in conse- quence of the... ...onvent, she who bears witness has remembrance of the flight which the said Egyptian took twenty months after her entry into the convent, so subtilely ...

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... which is all but boiling. This has its charms; but I could not relish the Egyptian shampooing. A hideous old blind man (but very dexterous in his art... ... make the pilgrimage to Jerusa- lem. There were several families of Jewish Rabbis, who cel- ebrated their “feast of tabernacles” on board; their chief... ...y; With terror it would seize ye, And make your souls uneasy, To see those Rabbis greasy, Who did nought but scratch and pray: Their dirty children pu... ...hildren from the storm off Beyrout, greeted us in the bazaars; the younger Rabbis were furbished up with some smartness. We met them on Sunday at the ... ...ys. You might be as well impressed with Wapping as with your first step on Egyptian soil. 125 Thackeray The riding of a donkey is, after all, not a d... ...quiring no spur or admonitive to haste, except the shrieking of the little Egyptian gamin, who ran along by asinus’s side. The character of the houses... ...at officer of the Pasha’s Court, or of one of the numerous children of the Egyptian Solomon. His Highness was in his own palace, and was consequently ... ...several of our party were pre- sented to him at Cairo, and found the great Egyptian ruler perfectly convalescent. This, and the Opera, and the quarrel...

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...his operose Commentary on Gen- esis, mentions, on the authority of several rabbis, that the quarrel of Cain with Abel was about a young woman; that, b... ... blockheads. Now, as the Pharaohs and the croco- 101 dile domineered over Egyptian society, this accounts for a singular mistake that prevailed on th...

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... her foot. Her eyes look steadily, like green jewels before the veil of an Egyptian temple. Positively, her eyes have grown green—or greenish! They we... ...Natura al nostro stato Quando dell’ Alpi schermo Pose fra noi e la tedesca rabbis.” “We are merely bondsmen to the re-establishment of the provisions ...

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...om the Temple in a different form from that presented to Ezekiel. (55) The Rabbis, indeed, maintain that both visions were re- ally the same, but that... ...he expressed ideas of Ezekiel seemed so diverse from those of Moses to the Rabbis who have left us the extant pro- phetic books (as is told in the tre... ...ap. xix. he foretells first the calamities and then the restoration of the Egyptians (see verses 19, 20, 21, 25), saying that God shall send them a Sa... ...ith sacrifice and oblation; and, at last, he calls that nation the blessed Egyptian people of God; all of which particulars are specially noteworthy. ... ...in the end he prophesies their restoration, as also the restoration of the Egyptians, Ammonites, and Elamites. 47 Spinoza (62) Wherefore it is beyond...

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...les to make Himself plain to man – as in Exodus x:2, where He deceived the Egyptians, and gave signs of Him- self, that the Israelites might know that... ...and to the Jews a Jew. (58) But although these miracles could convince the Egyptians and Jews from their standpoint, they could not give a true idea a... ...motive. (68) In Psalm cv. 24 it is said that God changed the hearts of the Egyptians, so that they hated the Israelites. (69) This was evidently a nat... ...that natural causes were needed. (77) For instance, in order to infect the Egyptians with blains, it was necessary that Moses should scatter ashes in ... ... of years (to mention no other point) accepted by the Pharisees from their Rabbis, dur- ing which time they say they have handed down the tradition fr... ...ngle altar (Deut. xxvii, and Josh. viii:37), which altar, according to the Rabbis, consisted of only twelve stones: therefore the book of Moses must h... ...eat of the commentaries of those who endeavour to harmonize them. (50) The Rabbis evidently let their fancy run wild. (51) Such commentators as I have... ...ther the commentaries of those who endeavour to harmo- nize them. (62) The Rabbis evidently let their fancy run wild. (63) Such commentators as I have... ... the chronicles of the kings of Judah and Israel. (14) We may add that the Rabbis assert that this prophet prophesied in the reign of Manasseh, by who...

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...ured me that many learned Muslims were of the same opinion.” Lane’s Modern Egyptians, i. p. 75, note. 8 Like them, grow not old. 9 This seems a dire... ...gave them to the children of Israel for an heritage. 9 Then at sunrise the Egyptians followed them: And when the hosts came in view of one another, th... ...rs to be a stud- ied simplification of Ex. iv. 10-13. 5 The murder of the Egyptian. See Geiger, 159. 6 Lit. and thou hast done thy deed which thou h... ...licious; but to be in other respects of a similar na- ture” (Lane’s Modern Egyptians, i. 285). “The ghosts of dead persons are also called by this nam... ...ted down, and at no high rate did they value him. And he who bought him–an Egyptian–said to his wife, “T reat him hospitably; haply he may be useful t... ...moth Rabba. Parashah 28, according to which, not only the Prophets but the Rabbis of every generation, were present at the giving of the Law. 33 Becc... ... See Sura xvii. 110, note 2, p. 173. 1 Cor. xi. 21. 12 The Jews and their Rabbis. 13 See Sura [xci.] ii. 98. 14 Lit. the companions of the sabbath....

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...understand the time that every generation of men lives upon the earth. The Egyptians first employed this vague and uncertain method of calculat- ing w... ...on. The Greeks before they counted by Olympiads followed the method of the Egyptians, and even gave a little more ex- tent to generations, making each... ...each to consist of forty years. 68 Letters on England Now, here, both the Egyptians and the Greeks made an erroneous computation. It is true, indeed,... ...ellations with regard to the equi- noxes, or rather who learnt it from the Egyptians. Philoso- phers ascribed this motion to the stars; for in those a... ...ocently every night before their majesties. He quoted the authority of the Rabbis, and some passages from St. Bonaventure, to prove that the OEdipus o...

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... Megatheria of history. The sails of their rare ships might be seen in the Egyptian waters; the camels of their caravans might thread the sands of Baa... ..., the French envoy in the camp of the victorious Ibrahim, the march of the Egyptian army was stopped—the menaced empire of 19 Burlesques the Ottomans... ...ld roast a few of the Hebrew capitalists, or extract some of the principal rabbis’ teeth, Rowena would exult and say, “Serve them right, the misbeliev... ...s people for a very strict character, and there were in his family several rabbis of great reputation and severity of conduct, the old gentleman was s... ... the ladies. “She wants to be a princess, and has turned Turk,” roared the rabbis. “Well, well,” said Isaac, in rather an appeased tone, “let us hear ... ... highness, Rebecca? Say the word, yes or no.” Another groan burst from the rabbis—they cried, shrieked, chattered, gesticulated, furious to lose such ...

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... 148 Puck of Pook’s Hill in his own house handed over to shouting, bearded Rabbis, who pulled his ears and filliped his nose, all that he might learn—... ...nd dug there in that empty, Christian-smelling fortress. He! I spoiled the Egyptians! He! If they had only known! I drew up many good loads of gold, w...