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Significados de Ben Sira em inglês
português
eclesiástico espanhol
eclesiástico An Apocryphal book mainly of maxims (resembling Proverbs in that respect)
Sinônimos
Examples for "Sirach"
Examples for "Sirach"
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Josephus, and Philo, and Sirach extolled him in their writings.
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Jesus the son of Sirach prefigures the Messiah as a Prophet and a Doctor.
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In the Greek version, however, he is known simply as Jesus, the son of Sirach.
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Date and Character of Jesus the Son of Sirach.-II
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All except David and Hezekiah and Josiah, were defective, says Jesus Sirach (xlix.
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At length his eye fell upon them in the Apocryphal book of Ecclesiasticus.
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The Latin Church followed the Greek in calling it Ecclesiasticus.
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Title: The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Book 26: Ecclesiasticus The Challoner Revision
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When he woke, Lenny knew exactly the passage they had been hunting for: Ecclesiasticus 2.
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Project Gutenberg EBook The Bible, Douay-Rheims, Book 26: Ecclesiasticus
Uso de Ben Sira em inglês
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In general Ben Sira voices the wholesome Jewish attitude toward labor:
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The book containing the writings of Ben Sira was known under a variety of titles.
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Apparently the first half of the book consists of notes based on Ben Sira's early teachings.
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The writings of Ben Sira reveal the close connection between the earlier wise and the later scribes.
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The Teachings of Ben Sira.
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In Ben Sira's stalwart faith and simple trust there is also much that reminds us of the Greater than Solomon.
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Even though he lacked the inspiration of future hope, Ben Sira taught loyalty to God and fidelity to every duty.
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The book in its earlier form was evidently known to Ben Sira, the author of Ecclesiasticus, who lived about 180 B.C.
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The bitter rivalry and growing hatred that resulted from this act are reflected even in the wisdom teachings of Ben Sira (B.
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In 6:32-37 Ben Sira has given a vivid sketch of the schools of the wise, which are clearly the forerunners of the later rabbinical schools:
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Ben Sira refers to banquets with their accompaniments of music and wine.
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In the second century BCE, Jesus ben Sira, a devout Jew of Jerusalem, painted a similar portrait of Wisdom.
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Ben Sira, or Sirach, was apparently his family name, while Jesus is the Greek equivalent of Jeshua or Joshua.
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Ben Sira vaguely recognized this, and sought to reconcile these two types of civilization; but in the second century B.C.
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Ben Sira has given a vivid picture of the domestic, economic, and social life of the Jews of his age.
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Ben Sira in his review of Israel's heroes speaks in highest terms of Nehemiah, but knows nothing of Ezra's work.