The Theory of Oral Tradition
The Theory of Oral Tradition
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The real meaning of the Haggada is. That from the beginning tin- controversy bet ween Sliainmaites and Hillelites was a merely theoretical one. So that it was not by human but by divine authority that practice accepted the Hillelite's views. It seems to in-. ' that Hillelites and Sham- maites do not go back to the men whose names they have adopted, but are factions of the Pharisees which originated only after the destruction of the temple, and were divided on the attitude which they took toward...s Chris- tianity, the Sliammaites with K. Klie/ep b. Hyrkanos standing nearer to the Christians and partly amalgamating with them ; the Hillelites. With R. Gamaliel as leader, opposing them. I hope to devote to this question a separate 88 it tin !>()(/. The S h a m ma i tic doctrine is identical with Mat t hew ">. Ml. . ". _' : while R. Akiba as radical opponent of Christianity, teaches that one may divorce his wife without any other reason but because he likes another woman better. K. Akiba's opposition to Christianity is already manifest in his literal exegesis, in his opposit ion to intermarriages with heathens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The real meaning of the Haggada is. That from the beginning tin- controversy bet ween Sliainmaites and Hillelites was a merely theoretical one. So that it was not by human but by divine authority that practice accepted the Hillelite's views. It seems to in-. ' that Hillelites and Sham- maites do not go back to the men whose names they have adopted, but are factions of the Pharisees which originated only after the destruction of the temple, and were divided on the attitude which they took toward...s Chris- tianity, the Sliammaites with K. Klie/ep b. Hyrkanos standing nearer to the Christians and partly amalgamating with them ; the Hillelites. With R. Gamaliel as leader, opposing them. I hope to devote to this question a separate 88 it tin !>()(/. The S h a m ma i tic doctrine is identical with Mat t hew ">. Ml. . ". _' : while R. Akiba as radical opponent of Christianity, teaches that one may divorce his wife without any other reason but because he likes another woman better. K. Akiba's opposition to Christianity is already manifest in his literal exegesis, in his opposit ion to intermarriages with heathens.
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