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Millennium, Jubilee and Human History under God for Jews in the Middle Ages
Ich bin ein Hebraer: Gedenken an Otto Michel (1903 - 1993) (2003)
  • Rabbi Asher Finkel, Ph.D., Seton Hall University
Abstract
A phenomenological account of millennium in Jewish and Christian thought in honor of Biblical exegete and historian, Otto Michel.
Keywords
  • Millennium,
  • Jubilee,
  • Human History,
  • Baal Shem Tov,
  • Rabbi Elijah of Vilna,
  • Religious Zionism,
  • Secular Judaism,
  • Hebraer,
  • Otto Michel,
  • Nachmanides,
  • Daniel,
  • Muslims,
  • Christians,
  • Crusade,
  • Pablo Christiani,
  • Abraham Abulafia,
  • Zohar,
  • Moshe de Leon,
  • Temunah,
  • Abraham ben David,
  • RABAD,
  • Elazar of Worms,
  • RASHBA,
  • Heilsgeschichte,
  • salvation history,
  • Gen 2,
  • Genesis 2,
  • Messianic calculations,
  • Jesus,
  • Sabbath,
  • shalom,
  • wholesomeness,
  • Day of Lord,
  • zeman matan,
  • Pentecostal Day,
  • Shavuoth,
  • Yovel,
  • Grand Jubilee,
  • Talmud Sanhedrin,
  • Son of Man,
  • Joachim of Fiore,
  • saddiq
Publication Date
2003
Editor
edited by Helgo Lindner
Publisher
Mohr
Citation Information
Asher Finkel, "Millennium, Jubilee and Human History under God for Jews in the Middle Ages." In Ich bin ein Hebraer: Gedenken an Otto Michel (1903 - 1993), edited by Helgo Lindner, 312-326. Giessen: Brunnen, 2003. Available at: http://works.bepress.com/asher_finkel/24.
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