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'''Alfred Edersheim''' (1825-1889) was a Austrian-British scholar. Born Jewish and educated in Vienna, after his conversion to Christianity Alfred Edersheim moved to Great Britain where he pursued an active ecclesiastical and academic career, focusing on the time of the Second Temple. | '''Alfred Edersheim''' (1825-1889) was a Austrian-British scholar. Born Jewish and educated in Vienna, after his conversion to Christianity Alfred Edersheim moved to Great Britain where he pursued an active ecclesiastical and academic career, focusing on the time of the Second Temple. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:22, 31 October 2015
Alfred Edersheim (1825-1889) was a Austrian-British scholar. Born Jewish and educated in Vienna, after his conversion to Christianity Alfred Edersheim moved to Great Britain where he pursued an active ecclesiastical and academic career, focusing on the time of the Second Temple.
Works
Books
- History of the Jewish Nation after the Destruction of Jerusalem by Titus (1856 Edersheim), book
- The Temple: Its Ministry and Services, as They Were at the Time of Jesus Christ (1874 Edersheim), book
- Sketches of Jewish Social Life in the Days of Christ (1876 Edersheim), book
- The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah (1883 Edersheim), book
Biography
- Wikipedia.en -- Wkipedia.de -- Wkipedia.fr -- Wkipedia.it -- Wkipedia.es
References
Categories:
- Scholars
- British
- British Scholars
- Austrian
- Austrian Scholars
- Jewish
- Jewish Scholars
- Anglican
- Presbyterian
- Second Temple Scholars & Authors
- Second Temple Scholars & Authors--British
- Second Temple Scholars & Authors--Jewish
- Historical Jesus Scholars & Authors
- Historical Jesus Scholars & Authors--British
- Historical Jesus Scholars & Authors--Jewish
- Early Jewish Scholars & Authors
- Early Jewish Scholars & Authors--British
- Early Jewish Scholars & Authors--Jewish
- Born in the 1820s
- Died in the 1880s