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The Name of the Lord - Classical Hebrew
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http://www.classicalhebrewblog.com/2008/03/05/the-name-of-th...
The Tetragrammaton Yhwh is the personal name for the God of Israel and Judah as revealed to Moses in the Wilderness (Exodus 3:14). This name is first attested to outside the bible in the late ninth century Mesha Inscription, where the enemy king of Moab announces “I took the vessels of Yhwh and dragged them before Chemosh” (line 17).
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Submitted by msgbeepa
51 months, 2 weeks, 4 days, 1 hour agoTags: history, education, hebrew, bible, religious
Biblical Study: The Second Temple Period
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http://www.classicalhebrewblog.com/2008/03/02/the-second-tem...
The Second Temple Period is one that extends from the return of the first of the exiles in 539 BCE following the declaration of Cyrus, or with the dedication of the Temple in 516 BCE, until the Temple’s destruction in 70 CE. Interesting article from Classical Hebrew Blog who write about the Bible, biblical Hebrew and online bible study.
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Submitted by msgbeepa
51 months, 2 weeks, 6 days, 21 hours agoTags: education, history, bible, blogs, hebrew
The Most Easy Way to Create and Build Web Applications
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http://www.israel-on-blog.com/tersus-the-easy-way-to-create-...
Tersus is an open source Visual Programming Platform for creating rich web applications. Simply draw flow diagrams and Tersus will bring your application to life. You can Build and run a first web application within minutes without having any coding or scripting knowledge, and Not only English – support for any language!
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Submitted by msgbeepa
51 months, 3 weeks, 1 hour agoTags: Web 2.0, technology, blogs, internet, hightech, startups
Bible Study - The City Of Ugarit
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http://www.classicalhebrewblog.com/2008/02/27/ugarit/
The City of Ugarit was a well-known city and kingdom which flourished during the second millennium BCE, located on the coast of the Mediterranean in today’s northern Syria. The location of the city was unknown until 1928, when a grave discovered by accident in the village of Ras Shamra turned out to be part of the Ugarit necropolis.
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Submitted by msgbeepa
51 months, 3 weeks, 4 days agoTags: history, archeology, travel, religion, religious, bible, heb
Web 2.0: Browse And Interact With Your Friends On-line
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http://www.israel-on-blog.com/browse-and-interact-with-your-...
Imagine you just know where your friends amp; like-minded people are. You can see what they see amp; discuss the same things. You visit a web page and instantly hear what a group of your friends, experts and other web users say about this site, page or topic. As you browse you discover new sites, ask questions, get help amp; recommendations, read amp; rate reviews and ideas. You might even help others and speak-up your own mind.
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Submitted by msgbeepa
51 months, 3 weeks, 5 days agoTags: Web 2.0, technology, blogs, internet, hi-tech, startups, isr
The First International Technology Summer Camp
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http://www.israel-on-blog.com/ecamp-2008-international-techn...
The first international technology summer camp in Israel has announced it will be opening its doors this summer, designed to bring enterprising young people from around the world together for a unique interactive experience, is expecting over 300 children from the ages of 10-18 from countries across the world in its first year.
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Submitted by msgbeepa
51 months, 4 weeks, 1 day agoTags: technology, israel, news, blogs, ecamp, events
Biblical History - The Patriarchal Age
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http://www.classicalhebrewblog.com/2008/02/17/biblical-histo...
The patriarchal age is one of great importance for the people of Israel: it begins with Abraham’s journey, a daring voyage to a strange land led by faith in a then new, single God, who said unto him: “Go from your country and your kindred and your father’s house to the land that I will show you” (Genesis 12:1).
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Submitted by msgbeepa
52 months, 4 days, 21 hours agoTags: hebrew, bible, blogs, history, israel, biblical, archeology
Biblical Archeology – The City of Lachish
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http://www.classicalhebrewblog.com/2008/02/14/biblical-arche...
The city of Lachish, located in the maritime lowlands of Judea, is first mentioned in the Bible during Joshua’s conquest. After the Gibeonites deceptively made a covenant with Joshua, many of the Canaanite kings were alarmed that they might be conquered with Gibeonite assistance, and therefore set out to fight the Gibeonites. Joshua took over all of these rebellious cities, and Lachish, being one of them, was later part of the territory assigned to the tribe of Judah.
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Submitted by msgbeepa
52 months, 1 week, 2 days, 2 hours agoTags: history, archeology, hebrew, blogs, israel, bible, Culture
The History Of The Canaanite Pantheon
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http://www.classicalhebrewblog.com/2008/02/11/the-canaanite-...
The name Canaanites denotes the inhabitants of the land of Canaan who inhabited the land prior to the Israelite settlement, and remained among the Israelites throughout the First Temple Period. The Bible stresses that the Israelites must stay apart from them, and the Patriarchs set an example for proper behavior by not marrying Canaanite women despite the fact that that would have been the easy and obvious choice.
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Submitted by msgbeepa
52 months, 1 week, 3 days, 23 hours agoTags: israel, hebrew, bible, history, archeology, biblical
A small city in Israel sues Google for false information
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http://www.israel-on-blog.com/a-small-city-in-israel-sues-go...
Officials in Kiryat Yam, a small city in northern Israel, have filed a complaint with police against the Internet search engine Google. The city argues that one of Google’s programs, Google Earth, gives viewers false information that offends the city’s image.
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Submitted by msgbeepa
52 months, 1 week, 5 days agoTags: israel, Google, technology, tech, blogs, news | |
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