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Hebrew Bible
Also known as Tanakh, Hebrew Scriptures, or Old Testament
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The Hebrew Bible, also known as the Tanakh, is a canonical collection of Hebrew scriptures divided into three main sections: the Torah (or Pentateuch), the Nevi'im (Prophets), and the Ketuvim (Writings).
It contains 24 books and was written primarily in Hebrew, with some passages in Aramaic.
The texts narrate the history and traditions of the Jewish people, including the creation of the world, the genealogy and history of the Israelites, and their relationship with God. The Hebrew Bible is central to both Judaism and Christianity, providing the foundational texts for these religions.
It contains 24 books and was written primarily in Hebrew, with some passages in Aramaic.
The texts narrate the history and traditions of the Jewish people, including the creation of the world, the genealogy and history of the Israelites, and their relationship with God. The Hebrew Bible is central to both Judaism and Christianity, providing the foundational texts for these religions.
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Mentioned in 5 episodes
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Tyler Cowen as a book that should be studied by everyone, highlighting its complexity and underrated nature.
Tyler Cowen as a book that should be studied by everyone, highlighting its complexity and underrated nature.
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Kvetching with Tyler Cowen
Mentioned when discussing the evolution of the concept of Satan in different religious contexts.
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Selects: How Satanism Works
Mentioned by Aiden for his commentary on a passage in Samuel, highlighting a forceful phrase.
Episode 7: Hell of a King (feat. Chris Wade)
Mentioned by Mitchell Rocklin in the context of discussing the importance of reading the Hebrew Bible for a good education.
Revitalizing the West by Rediscovering Its Jewish Roots
Mentioned in the podcast as the source material for the discussion on the founders' interpretation of the Exodus story and its influence on the creation of the seal of the United States.
American Exodus: Franklin, Jefferson, and the Seal of the United States
There are Hebrew texts that some say you don't have sex to live.
‘‘Zwarte Magie overschaduwt de Wereld’' Benjamin Adamah | #218
Mentioned when discussing the biblical idea of womanhood and how Judith and Yael play act ideal roles.
Women Get a Head: Gender and Other Weapons
Recommended by Matt Lynch as a comprehensive and innovative translation of the Hebrew Bible, reflecting careful literary sensitivities.
Robert Alter—The Art of Bible Translation
