History of the People of Israel volume 1
History of the People of Israel volume 1
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They drank only pure water, slightly warmed for the old, who had to take precautions. The bread was leavened, that there might be no pos- sible confusion between it and the unleavened loaves, called the " shew-bread, " placed on the table in the vestibule of the Temple. These latter were destined for the priests, and laymen must abstain from them, thus recognising the privileges of the priesthood. Philo, indeed, is far from supposing that the asceti- cism of his Therapeutse supplants the worshi...p at Jerusalem, or makes them equal with the priests. Among the Essenes the tendency to do without priests, and to substitute the rites of the sect for the official worship, especially the bloody sacrifices, is plainly to be seen. * Philo does not wish his soli- taries to commit the same fault. The superiority of the worship at Jerusalem is distinctly recognized.
After the repast, took place the sacred vigil. F All rose and grouped themselves in the middle of the hall so as to form two bands, one of men and one of women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They drank only pure water, slightly warmed for the old, who had to take precautions. The bread was leavened, that there might be no pos- sible confusion between it and the unleavened loaves, called the " shew-bread, " placed on the table in the vestibule of the Temple. These latter were destined for the priests, and laymen must abstain from them, thus recognising the privileges of the priesthood. Philo, indeed, is far from supposing that the asceti- cism of his Therapeutse supplants the worshi...p at Jerusalem, or makes them equal with the priests. Among the Essenes the tendency to do without priests, and to substitute the rites of the sect for the official worship, especially the bloody sacrifices, is plainly to be seen. * Philo does not wish his soli- taries to commit the same fault. The superiority of the worship at Jerusalem is distinctly recognized.
After the repast, took place the sacred vigil. F All rose and grouped themselves in the middle of the hall so as to form two bands, one of men and one of women.
What to read after History of the People of Israel volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Renan, Ernest, 1823-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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