The Source of the Christian Tradition a Critical History of Ancient Judaism
The Source of the Christian Tradition a Critical History of Ancient Judaism
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5. ^ See p. Xv, note 3.
80 THE BOOKS OF MOSES July, 409), the Egyptian priests of Elephantine come to terms with the local authorities.
" The sanctuary of the god Jahveh must be removed from the city of Elephantine, " they say.
And the temple of Elephantine is rased to the ground. What do the priests of the ruined temple do ? They petition the Persian governor ; and at the same time they appeal to the high-priest at Jerusalem for his intercession. The priests of Elephantine do not regard themse...lves as schismatics in 409. It is a fresh proof that the Deutero- nomic law was not known to the Jews of Elephantine in 409.
We have just seen that in 419-418 the government which ruled at Jerusalem had sent them a regulation for the celebration of the Passover.
What reply does the high-priest of Jerusalem make in 409 ? He does not reply at all. Is his silence due to negligence or hostility ? We shall see.
Three years pass, and, in the month of Marchshvan, the year 17 of King Darius (that is to say, in November, 406), the Jews of Elephantine make a fresh appeal to the Persian governor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5. ^ See p. Xv, note 3.
80 THE BOOKS OF MOSES July, 409), the Egyptian priests of Elephantine come to terms with the local authorities.
" The sanctuary of the god Jahveh must be removed from the city of Elephantine, " they say.
And the temple of Elephantine is rased to the ground. What do the priests of the ruined temple do ? They petition the Persian governor ; and at the same time they appeal to the high-priest at Jerusalem for his intercession. The priests of Elephantine do not regard themse...lves as schismatics in 409. It is a fresh proof that the Deutero- nomic law was not known to the Jews of Elephantine in 409.
We have just seen that in 419-418 the government which ruled at Jerusalem had sent them a regulation for the celebration of the Passover.
What reply does the high-priest of Jerusalem make in 409 ? He does not reply at all. Is his silence due to negligence or hostility ? We shall see.
Three years pass, and, in the month of Marchshvan, the year 17 of King Darius (that is to say, in November, 406), the Jews of Elephantine make a fresh appeal to the Persian governor.
What to read after The Source of the Christian Tradition a Critical History of Ancient Judaism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douard Dujardin to read onlineMoreLess
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