[Megillot] [MEGILLOT] Reprint of Dalman's Grammatik des Jüdis ch-Palästinischen Aramäisch

[Justin Dombrowski]

Dear Listers,



I
am trying to get Wipf and Stock to reprint Gustaf Dalmans Grammatik des Jüdisch-Palästinischen Aramäisch.
It would be b/w an estimated $30-35 (wont know for sure until its
done). I need at least 20 takers though.  If you are interested, please
email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED].  Please
also feel free to forward this to other interested parties. 



Sincerely,

Justin D. 





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Justin Dombrowski

MA Student, The Jewish Theological Seminary

MAR, Westminster
Theological Seminary

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RE: [Megillot] Jesus and angels

[Justin Dombrowski]

Jeffrey, 

Look at Jubilees 2:  angels created on the first day.  It seems this comes
from an interpretation of the rel'n between Gen 1.1 and 2.1. Gen 2.1 says
and the heavens and earth and *all their hosts* were completed; and since
the latter two were created on the first day according to Gen 1, Jubilees
concludes that all their hosts (כל צבאם) must have been made on the first
day as well.  Jub interprets hosts refer to God's army/angels, which צבא
can often mean.  

I think this interpretation is also behind the translation of hosts in
Targs Onq, Ps-J, and Neof: they all render it חיל, which often means army
in JBA  JPA, not stars, etc. 

I hope that helps,

Justin D. 
JTS, New York 


-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jeffrey B. Gibson
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 6:24 PM
To: g-megillot
Subject: [Megillot] Jesus and angels

I'm in the middle of writing a piece on Jesus and angels and it suddenly
struck me that I know little about the first century Jewish concept(s)
of the origin(s) of angels.

I would assume that this is something alluded to or stated in the
Pseudepigrapha, the DSS,  and/or in Rabbinic literature.  But if so,
where?

Help on this will be much appreciated.

Yours,

Jeffrey


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