Sacred and non-sacred: divine names in early rabbinic traditions
Several early rabbinic sources list verses that contain potential divine names. These names are classified as sacred when they refer to the Jewish God, and as not sacred when they refer to other entities, such as false gods or angels. This article argues that the core of the list was based on ancien...
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Journal of Jewish studies
Year: 2023, Volume: 74, Issue: 2, Pages: 323-344 |
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tractate Sefer Torah
B Divine Names B Scribes B tractate Soferim B Polemics B Christianity B Tetragrammaton B Rabbinic Literature B textual tradition |
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