Jerusalem and Tiberias, Sora and Cordova
a survey of the religious and scholastic learning of the Jews : designed as an introduction to the study of Hebrew literature
by John Wesley Etheridge
Part of Western books: The Middle East from the rise of Islam -- fiches 5,282-5,287.
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How does Etheridge's stated desire to bridge the gap between the Christian church and the Jewish people influence your perception of historical religious scholarship?
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In what ways does exploring the intellectual centers of Jerusalem, Tiberias, Sora, and Cordova challenge or expand your understanding of where theological history was shaped?
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Etheridge argues that a "revived study of the Hebrew theologians" is a necessary desideratum in the English language; do you think modern readers still suffer from a lack of interfaith theological education?
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