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Time and Process in Ancient Judaism (Littman Library of Jewish Civilization (Series).) by Sacha. Stern - October 2003

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Time and Process in Ancient Judaism (Littman Library of Jewish Civilization (Series).)

by Sacha. Stern

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Collectible Fine Hardcover Fine Dust jacket Clean 144 pp.NOT a library copy NOT a remainder Brilliant study of time in Hebrew thought and "Time" in the world of Physics and how it falls right in line with Hebrew Space Time Continuum as opposed to Greek Roman thought. Use of Rabbinical texts and Medieval Mystical Kabbalah Zohar Complex thinking academic and not. Sewn in signatures hardcover Fine dust jacket..

Bookseller Three Geese In Flight Celtic Books (US)
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Edition First American Edition
Binding Hardcover
ISBN 10 1874774951
ISBN 13 9781874774952
Publisher Littman Library of Jewish Civilization
Place of Publication Portland, Oregon
Date Published October 2003
Keywords hebrew mysticism time mishnah judaism time continuum angel magic time space continuum zohar john dee jewish seraphim kabbalah genizah fourth firmament principalities angels noah sapphire hebrew spell hebrew codices

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Paperback / softback. New. This illuminating study is about the absence of a concept of time in ancient Judaism, and the predominance instead of process in the ancient Jewish world-view. He shows that it means only 'points in time' or finite periods of time, but that the concept of time as a continuum-of time as a whole-is totally absent from rabbinic texts.