Contentions With God a Study in Jewish Folklore
Contentions With God a Study in Jewish Folklore
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Aptly is it remarked by Adolfo Padovan in his notes to the abovementioned publication, that we recognise in this psalm the man \vho loved and exalted the whole Universe, and who lived over twenty years in a"holy communion with nature. " ("Si riconosce in qnesle scilmo I'noino, che amb e esaltb VUniverso month, '. . . Che visse pin ill vent 1 anni in santa comnnione con la Nat lira, nelle grafte, nei forte! i, negli eremitaggi'').
And just as the continuous "h oly communion with N a tu r e", whi...ch was for him in all her manifestations filled with Divinity, has led Francesco to the idea of Brotherhood of I fioretti di San Francesco e il Cantico Del Sole. Milauo 1915. , pp. 47, 69, 121, 66 - Nauvelles etudes d' histoire religieuse, Paris 1884.
16 Nature, the Rabbih, soaking themselves in reflexions on the Essence of God, arrived by their continuous "holy communi o n with God, " at the idea of the B rotherhoodofGod. To this conception the hermit of Assisi could not rise. And as for him the earth is both nourishing mother and sister begotten by the same Father ("sora noslra inadre terra"), so is God for the Rabbis of the above mentioned Midrash the Father, to whom they draw near with devoted prayers and childlike veneration, and a Brother, to whom they feel more akin and trustful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aptly is it remarked by Adolfo Padovan in his notes to the abovementioned publication, that we recognise in this psalm the man \vho loved and exalted the whole Universe, and who lived over twenty years in a"holy communion with nature. " ("Si riconosce in qnesle scilmo I'noino, che amb e esaltb VUniverso month, '. . . Che visse pin ill vent 1 anni in santa comnnione con la Nat lira, nelle grafte, nei forte! i, negli eremitaggi'').
And just as the continuous "h oly communion with N a tu r e", whi...ch was for him in all her manifestations filled with Divinity, has led Francesco to the idea of Brotherhood of I fioretti di San Francesco e il Cantico Del Sole. Milauo 1915. , pp. 47, 69, 121, 66 - Nauvelles etudes d' histoire religieuse, Paris 1884.
16 Nature, the Rabbih, soaking themselves in reflexions on the Essence of God, arrived by their continuous "holy communi o n with God, " at the idea of the B rotherhoodofGod. To this conception the hermit of Assisi could not rise. And as for him the earth is both nourishing mother and sister begotten by the same Father ("sora noslra inadre terra"), so is God for the Rabbis of the above mentioned Midrash the Father, to whom they draw near with devoted prayers and childlike veneration, and a Brother, to whom they feel more akin and trustful.
What to read after Contentions With God a Study in Jewish Folklore?
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