Israel & the Gentiles. Contributions to the History of the Jews From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
Israel & the Gentiles. Contributions to the History of the Jews From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
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What is Spain to me with her bine skj and her bright fame?
In comparison with a little dust of that temple which is trodden under foot hj the Gkntiles." A friend of Hallevi's, also a poet, tried, by a poetical epistle, to dissuade him from this perilous enterprize. He answered him by a poem, in which he complains " that the grace- ful verses of the letter he had received con- cealed daggers to wound him^ and that thorns o 3 Digitized by Google 298 HEfiftEW POETRY IN SPAIN.
were hid beneath the ...Boftness of its fine ex- pressions." For farther satisfaction, he refers him to those of their fathers who had journeyed in that country which had received the imme- diate revelation of Qod, and his heralds the prophets. He ends by exhorting his cool adviser against that Greek wisdom which had always been inimical to any depth of religious Peeling, and which must ever continue incom- [>atible with the foundations of Judaism.
Other poems of Hallevi are dated after the time when he really began his journey^ When at sea, he called to mind, with affection^ all the members of his family — his brothers, sisters, daughters, the synagogue of his country, and the place he had filled in it ; yet still the longing desire to behold the land of the altar and of the ark of God remained uppermost in his mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is Spain to me with her bine skj and her bright fame?
In comparison with a little dust of that temple which is trodden under foot hj the Gkntiles." A friend of Hallevi's, also a poet, tried, by a poetical epistle, to dissuade him from this perilous enterprize. He answered him by a poem, in which he complains " that the grace- ful verses of the letter he had received con- cealed daggers to wound him^ and that thorns o 3 Digitized by Google 298 HEfiftEW POETRY IN SPAIN.
were hid beneath the ...Boftness of its fine ex- pressions." For farther satisfaction, he refers him to those of their fathers who had journeyed in that country which had received the imme- diate revelation of Qod, and his heralds the prophets. He ends by exhorting his cool adviser against that Greek wisdom which had always been inimical to any depth of religious Peeling, and which must ever continue incom- [>atible with the foundations of Judaism.
Other poems of Hallevi are dated after the time when he really began his journey^ When at sea, he called to mind, with affection^ all the members of his family — his brothers, sisters, daughters, the synagogue of his country, and the place he had filled in it ; yet still the longing desire to behold the land of the altar and of the ark of God remained uppermost in his mind.
What to read after Israel & the Gentiles. Contributions to the History of the Jews From the Earliest Times to the Present Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaäc Da Costa to read onlineMoreLess
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