Judaism in the First Three Centuries of the Christian Era: The Age of Tannaim, 3 volumes

Judaism in the First Centuries of the Christian Era: The Age of Tannaim, vols. I-III / George Foot Moore......Page 1
Volume I\r......Page 4
Preface......Page 8
Contents......Page 12
I. Historical......Page 14
I. The Foundations of Judaism......Page 16
II. Ezra and the Great Synagogue......Page 42
III. The Scribes......Page 50
IV. The Religious Crisis......Page 61
V. Rise of the Pharisees......Page 69
VI. Shammai and Hillel......Page 85
VII. Reorganization at Jamnia......Page 96
VIII. Consolidation of Judaism......Page 106
IX. Character of Judaism......Page 123
II. The Sources......Page 136
I. Critical Principles......Page 138
II. Commentaries on the Laws......Page 148
III. Formulation and Codification......Page 163
IV. Homiletic Commentaries......Page 174
V. Versions of Scripture. Prayers......Page 187
VI. Extraneous Sources......Page 192
VII. Testaments. Jubilees. Sectaries at Damascus......Page 203
VIII. Historical Sources......Page 218
Part I. Revealed Religion......Page 230
I. Nationality and Universality......Page 232
II. The Scriptures......Page 248
III. The Unwritten Law......Page 264
IV. The Perpetuity of the Law......Page 276
V. The Synagogue......Page 294
VI. The Schools......Page 321
VII. Conversion of Gentiles......Page 336
Part II. The Idea of God......Page 368
I. God and the World......Page 370
II. The Character of God......Page 399
III. Ministers of God......Page 414
IV. The Word of God. The Spirit......Page 427
V. Majesty and Accessibility of God......Page 436
Part III. Man, Sin, Atonement......Page 456
I. The Nature of Man......Page 458
II. Sin and Its Consequences......Page 473
III. The Origin of Sin......Page 487
IV. Ritual Atonement......Page 510
V. Repentance......Page 520
VI. The Efficacy of Repentance......Page 533
VII. Motives of Forgiveness......Page 548
VIII. Expiatory Suffering......Page 559
Contents......Page 572
Part IV. Observances......Page 574
I. Religious Principles. Cultus......Page 576
II. Circumcision. Sabbath......Page 589
III. Annual Festivals......Page 613
IV. Public Fasts......Page 628
V. Taxation. Interdictions......Page 643
Part V. Morals......Page 652
I. General Considerations......Page 654
II. Motives of Moral Conduct......Page 664
III. Duties ot Rulers......Page 687
IV. The Family......Page 694
V. Unlawful Gain. Wrongs in Words......Page 716
VI. Relations of Social Classes......Page 731
VII. Private and Public Charity......Page 737
VIII. Justice, Truth, Peace......Page 755
Part VI. Piety......Page 774
I. The Father in Heaven......Page 776
II. Prayer. Faith......Page 787
III. Study......Page 814
IV. Chastisement......Page 823
V. Fasting......Page 832
VI. Chastity. Modesty. Humility......Page 842
Part VII. The Hereafter......Page 852
I. Introductory......Page 854
II. Messianic Expectations......Page 898
III. Eschatology......Page 952
Indexes......Page 972
I. Subjects and Names......Page 974
II. Passages Cited (Scriptures, Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha, Josephus, Philo, Greek & Latin Authors)......Page 1032
III. Passages Cited (Talmud and Midrash)......Page 1043
IV. Tannaim and Amoraim......Page 1056
Addenda & Corrigenda......Page 1062
Volume III. Notes......Page 1063
Preface......Page 1064
Contents: Longer Notes and Discussions......Page 1070
Great Synagogue......Page 1078
Chronology of the Post-Exilic Period (1)......Page 1083
Rabbi (title), Rab, Rabban, Abba......Page 1086
Continuity of Normative Judaism......Page 1088
Sanhedrin, Membership and Presidency......Page 1103
Chronology of the Postexilic Period (2)......Page 1116
Yelammedenu and Tanhuma......Page 1119
Euangelion......Page 1138
Minim......Page 1139
Apocrypha (genuzim?)......Page 1141
Prosbul......Page 1151
Synagogue (names, edifices) (1)......Page 1159
Nazareth......Page 1164
Tetragrammaton and Substitutes......Page 1198
Paul......Page 1221
Ground of Obligation in Revealed Religion......Page 1238
Synagogue (2)......Page 1239