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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"Jewish people"”.
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A partial hardening has come upon Israel: Divine hardening and its implications for Jewish evangelism
… the thesis states that in the case with the Jewish people, the partial hardening has divine origins and serves a glorious purpose. Chapter 2 provides three arguments from Romans 9-11 explaining Israel's rejection of Jesus. These three arguments underline the belief that although vast numbers …
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Holocaust Song Literature: Expressing the Human Experiences and Emotions of the Holocaust through Song Literature, Focusing on Song Literature of Hirsh Glick, Mordechai Gebirtig, and Simon Sargon
… was needed to fulfill the unique needs of people caught in an unimaginable nightmare. The twelve years between 1933 and 1945 were filled with a brutal display of man's inhumanity to man. Despite the horrific conditions or perhaps because of them, the Jewish people made music, and in …
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“He Denieth None That Come Unto Him” The Mormon-Jewish Relationship During The Holocaust And World War Ii
… shared a positive relationship with were the Jewish people. The research presented here explored the history of that relationship from its doctrinal significance to its greatest test: the Holocaust and World War II. </p>
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Examination of the Biblical texts that form the basis of evangelical Christian support for Israel, with special reference to the response of the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem
… background of growing support for Israel and the Jewish people from the Evangelical Christian world. This phenomena is attracting attention from many quarters, including secular as well as religious parties. This support is all the more pronounced because it is happening despite a barrage of …
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The timely and timeless synagogue : a synagogue for Washington Square, Brookline, MA
… always played a crucial role in the life of the Jewish people. It is the embodiment of a religion which dates its proud past as stemming from the beginning of creation. Nevertheless, the passing of time has not diminished the people's fervor in the observation of age-old customs, traditions, and …
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Caligula in Jerusalem : the hostile relationship between Emperor Gaius and his Jewish subjects.
… relationship between Gaius (Caligula) and his Jewish subjects via unrest in Alexandria and the emperor's decree that the Jerusalem Temple be converted into a pagan shrine. It is concluded that Gaius was a competent leader who intentionally asserted his power over the region of Judea based on …
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THE JEWISH ANIMAL IN POST-HOLOCAUST JEWISH AMERICAN POETRY
By the time anti-Jewish Nazi propaganda was widely analogizing Jews to rodents and other nonhuman animals in need of extermination, the accusation that Jewish people might be subhuman, or nonhuman, had been informing non-Jewish perceptions of the Jewish people for hundreds of years. As Jay Geller …
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Kaddish: Allen Ginsberg's American Elegy
… mother, Naomi, serves symbolically for all Jewish-American women and her fate embodies that of the Jewish people, and in fact, all of America. The structure and content of the poem are analyzed, as well as related work; including poems, correspondence and journals. A large portion of this …
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Holokausto vaizdavimas Icchoko Mero ankstyvojoje kūryboje /
… undermined and suppressed the suffering of Jewish people.
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Jews Behind Glass: The Ethnographic Impulse in German-Jewish and Yiddish Literature, 1900-1948
… Jews as primitive savages, the depiction of the Jewish people as being at risk of extinction, the articulation of the need to salvage European Jewish culture, and the literary conjunction of folklore with contemporary instances of violence against Jews. These motifs are especially prominent in …
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Methodology and Algorithm Development for Historical Addresses
… data set. The dataset consisted of a record of Jewish people who were placed in Budapest which was created shortly after the end of World War II. Several pieces of information were found within the dataset, which included personal information along with addresses for where they lived. The …
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From Mitzvot to Agape.
… Babylonian Exile, and concludes with the First Jewish War with Rome. Attention is placed on the Pharisaic sect. The Pharisees ability to synchronize Greek philosophy and Jewish covenant theology, created a new identity for the Jewish people, emphasizing the <em>mitzvot</em> of love. The …
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The journey of antisemitism: how hate is translated to perpetrator behavior
… the roots of perpetrator violence against the Jewish people within the context of the Holocaust that took place during World War II. By taking an interdisciplinary approach to the consideration of, among other things, the role of Christianity in the persecution of Jews, this research aims to …
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Judgment according to Works in the Epistle to the Romans
… judgment functions as an accusation against the Jewish people in 2:1-29, because it answers objections to that accusation. Finally, in Romans 14:1-23 the theme of judgment according to works functions to make an exhortation to the Christian community at Rome. In this passage Paul is confident …
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Critical success factors of Jewish entrepreneurs : a South African perspective
… aims to explore the critical success factors of Jewish entrepreneurs in South Africa. The primary purpose of this study was to determine what elements contribute to the success of Jewish entrepreneurs and what causes these elements.In doing so, these entrepreneurs were classified into two groups, …
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Semitic discourse: English identity and the nineteenth -century British novel
… to imagine and construct Christian English people as racially pure. One result of the growing presence of assimilated Jewish people living in England in the nineteenth century was the fear that they might pass undetected and pollute the "purity" of English blood. In response to this …
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Time for favour: Scottish missions to the Jews, 1838-1852
… of Scottish Presbyterian missions to the Jewish people in the period 1838-1852. Brief popular accounts of this story have been written, most notably David McDougal’s chronicle In Search o f Israel (London, T. Nelson, 1941). In addition several scholarly works have touched on the Jewish …
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Michael Wyschogrod and Jewish Existentialism
… as a disciple of Karl Barth and an exponent of Jewish-Christian dialogue, the dissertation largely brackets these aspects of Wyschogrod’s intellectual background in order to focus on the ways in which his thought deploys themes and tropes drawn especially from the work of Søren Kierkegaard, but …
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An analysis of the international court of justice advisory opinion on the occupation of the Palestinian territory by Israel
… land of both Arabs and Jews. The Palestinian people have been subject to Israel’s occupation aimed to minimise Palestinians in their historical land whilst expanding Israeli territory. Palestine has been exposed to ethnic, religious and territorial disputes involving Israel and Arab Nations …
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Masada performances : the contested indentities of touristic spaces
… site for the country of Israel and for the Jewish people. Previous research on Masada has focused on how the story about the site, told through popular culture, in history books, and at the site, has been used to create and maintain a national Israeli and, more broadly, Jewish identity. …
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