Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels

Hitkashrut—Connection[09]

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Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels[28 Videos]

01: Getting the Most from the DHE
01: The Delitzsch Hebrew Gospels
02: Introduction to the DHE
03: The Life of Franz Delitzsch
05: The Quality of the DHE
06: The DHE Study Helps
07: The DHE Page Layout
08: The Holy Gospels
09: Hitkashrut—Connec…
10: Judaism and Temple Participati…
11: The Lord's Prayer
12: Oral Tradition
13: Background Filters
14: Respect for Traditional Judais…
15: Using Commentary
16: Greek Manuscript versus Delitz…
17: Delitzsch's Translation Philos…
18: The Idiom Glossaries
19: The World of the Gospels
20: Transforming the Reader
21: The Gospels as Jewish Literatu…
22: The Sermon on the Mount
23: Translating Certain Words
24: Jewish Custom of Making a Bles…
25: Baptism as Jewish Immersion
26: Hebrew Makes More Sense
27: Reconstructing Variant Manuscr…
28: The Hebraic Beatitudes

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