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The Makers and Teachers of Judaism from the Fall of Jerusalem to the Death of Herod the Great (1911) is a book by Charles Foster Kent.

Abstract

Editions

Published in New York, NY: Scribner, 1911.

Contents

• The Exile and Revival of the Judean Community
  • 91. The Jews in Palestine and Egypt
  • 92. Ezekiel's Message to His Scattered Countrymen
  • 93. The Closing Years of the Babylonian Rule
  • 94. The Rebuilding of the Temple
  • 95. Zechariah's Visions and Encouraging Addresses
  • 96. Israel's Training and Destiny
  • 97. Conditions and Problems Within the Judean Community
  • 98. The Problem and Teachings of the Book of job
  • 99. The Training and Mission of the True Servant of Jehovah
  • 100. Nehemiah's Work in Rebuilding the Walls of Jerusalem
  • 101. Nehemiah's Social and Religious Reforms
  • 102. Traditional Account of the Adoption of Priestly Law
  • 103. The Jewish State During the last Century of Persian Rule
• The Greek and Maccabean Age
  • 104. The Jews Under Their Greek Rulers
  • 105. The Wise and Their Teachings
  • 106. The Different Currents of Thought in Judaism During the Greek Period
  • 107. The Teachings of Jesus the Son of Sirach
  • 108. The Causes of the Maccabean Struggle
  • 109. The Effect of Persecution Upon the Jews
  • 110. The Victories That Gave the Jews Religious Liberty
  • 111. The Long Contest for Political Independence
  • 112. Peace and Prosperity Under Simon
  • 113. The Rule of John Hyrcanus and Aristobulus
  • 114. The Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes
  • 115. The Life and Faith of the Jews of the Dispersion
  • 116. The Decline of the Maccabean Kingdom
• The Rule of Rome
  • 117. The Rise of the Herodian House
  • 118. Herod's Policy and Reign
  • 119. Herod's Temple
  • 120. The Messianic Hopes and the Religious Beliefs of Judaism
• Appendix I: A Practical Biblical Reference Library
• Appendix II: General Questions and Subjects for Special Research
• List of Maps and Charts

External links

• Internet Archive (full text)
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