The Religion and Worship of the Synagogue: An Introduction to the Study of Judaism from the New Testament Period (1907 Box, Oesterley), book

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The Religion and Worship of the Synagogue: An Introduction to the Study of Judaism from the New Testament Period (1907) is a book by George H. Box and William O.E. Oesterley.

Abstract

Editions

Published in Whitefish, MT: Kessinger Publishing, 1907 and in New York, NY and in London: Pitman, 1907. Reprinted in London: Pitnam, 1911.

Table of contents

  • Part I: Introductory
    • 1. General Historical Survey
    • 2. Questions Preliminary
    • 3. The Sources of Judaism
    • 4. The Sources of Judaism (continued)
    • 5. The Sources of Judaism (concluded)
    • 6. Historical Sketch of the Divisions within the Jewish Body
  • Part II: Dogmatic Judaism
    • 7. The Law ("Torah")
    • 8. The Jewish Conception of God
    • 9. Intermediate Agencies Between God and Man
    • 10. The Jewish Doctrine of the Messiah
    • 11. Eschatology
    • 12. The Jewish Doctrine of Sin
    • 13. The Jewish Doctrine of Baptism
  • Part III: Practical Religion
    • 14. The Education and Life of the Jew
    • 15. The Education and Life of the Jew (continued)
    • 16. The Synagogue and the Sacred Year and Calendar
    • 17. The Prayer-Book
    • 18. The Sabbath
    • 19. The Festivals
    • 20. The Solemn Days and Fasts
    • 21. Some Modern Religious Rites and Customs Among the Jews, and Their Origin

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