1884. A study of the Semitic peoples from a critical perspective. It is an attempt to apply the principle of evolution to the history of Hebrew and Christian belief. With charts and appendices. Contents: The legend of the year; Legends of the patriarchs; Twelve tribes; Epic of the Exodus; Legends of the Judges; Elohim and Jehovah; Prophets; Persian period; Messiah; Immortality; Greek and Herodian periods; Essenes; Martyr of Galilee; Ebionites; Pauline Christianity; Egyptian gnosticism; Book of Revelation; Sun-myth in Rome; On nature worship in the bible; Eucharist.
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WHEN the last storms of winter have passed away, and the winds are lulled over the Syrian coasts, and the Mesopotamian plains, the face of nature is suddenly renewed with a beauty unknown at any other season of the year. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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Sacred Books of the East, Old Testament, Bahman Yasht, Records of the Past, Hibbert Lect, Jesus of Galilee, Selected Essays, Lettres Assyr, People of India, Laws of Manu, Pirke Aboth, Asia Minor, Mihir Yasht, New Testament, Aryan Mythol, Jewish Messiah, Aryan Nat, Les Evangiles, Marc Aurele, Aban Yasht, Adam Kadmon, Ancient Egyptians, Khorda Avesta, Egyptian Mythol, Gautama Buddha New!
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WHEN the last storms of winter have passed away, and the winds are lulled over the Syrian coasts, and the Mesopotamian plains, the face of nature is suddenly renewed with a beauty unknown at any other season of the year. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
phallic meaning, male moon, great triad, soma juice, mythical meaning, third gospel, mythical explanation, sun myth, universal monarch Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Sacred Books of the East, Old Testament, Bahman Yasht, Records of the Past, Hibbert Lect, Jesus of Galilee, Selected Essays, Lettres Assyr, People of India, Laws of Manu, Pirke Aboth, Asia Minor, Mihir Yasht, New Testament, Aryan Mythol, Jewish Messiah, Aryan Nat, Les Evangiles, Marc Aurele, Aban Yasht, Adam Kadmon, Ancient Egyptians, Khorda Avesta, Egyptian Mythol, Gautama Buddha New!
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- Hindu Pantheon by Edward Moor on 16 pages
- The Ancient Egyptians by Sir J. Gardner Wilkinson on page 110, and page 112
- The Religions of India by A. Barth on page 220, and Back Matter
- Evil Angels by Pascal Bruckner on page 72
- The Good Shepherd (Catholic) (Alice in Bibleland Storybooks) by Alice Joyce Davidson on page 294
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