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Solomon appears in the Bible as the wealthiest and most accomplished of all the kings of Israel and Judah. He is the son of David and succeeds him as king, being the third king in Israel. He is ...
The Ten Commandments is one of the most famous parts of the Old Testament. In this entry there are not Ten Commandments but rather Ten Voices. The idea is to hear ten representative expressions of ...
The Ten Commandments (also known as the Decalogue) set out the requirements of the covenant between YHWH and Israel, the commands most fundamental to life with God and in society under God.SettingThey ...
'The Temple' in biblical studies generally refers to the temple at Jerusalem. But there were other temples in ancient Israel. The earliest one of which we hear is at Shiloh (1 Sam 1-3), which was ...
The word targum (plural targumim or, in English, targums), meaning “translation,” can be applied to any translation, but is used specifically to designate the Aramaic version of the Bib ...
This is a holding page.Babylonian TalmudJerusalem Talmud or Palestinian Talmud
What is it?The tabernacle (Heb. mishkan; Exod 25:9; 26:30), in the account of YHWH's instructions to Moses on Sinai for Israel's service of God in Exod 25-31, and in the account of the fulfilment of ...
The Philistines (Hebrew pelishtim) were a non-Semitic people who settled in the southern coastal area of Canaan, which became known as Philistia (Hebrew pelesheth). They are well known from the Old ...
This page is a stub.The Vulgate (vulgate is Latin for ‘common, popular speech’) is the new Latin translation of the Catholic Bible, though portions retain the Old Latin version. It is a work of sev ...