yahwistic造句

• But in the Yahwistic Biblical sense, Peer the scamp bears the Blessing : more life ."
• After the destruction and exile of the northern Kingdom of Israel by Assyria, non-Yahwistic practices continued.
• The implication is that the goddess religions, the castrated priests and temple prostitution had a wide impact in ancient Mediterranean culture ( similar to the devadasi system in India today ) so would immediately evoke an image for the 1st century audience of non-Yahwistic religious idolatry, practices not familiar to the modern reader, which makes it easy to misinterpret these verses.
• His publications are numerous, including : " The a
  aknu of Nippur ", " The Kasr Archive ", " Babylonian Evidence for the End of the Reign of Darius I : A Correction ", " A Note on Yahwistic Personal Names in the Muraa
  ?Texts ", " A Late-Achaemenid Lease from the Rich Collection ", " Yet Another Iranian Loanword in Late Babylonian : Babyl . maa
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  ka ", Fifth Century Nippur : Texts of the Muraa
  鹲 and from Their Surroundings ", " Some Ghost Facts from Achaemenid Babylonian Texts ", " The Governor of Babylon and Across-the-River in 486 B . C . ", " Review : Iranians in Babylonia " and " A Paper Chase after the Aramaic on TCL 13 193 ".