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This is the area of German Babel and Bible A quick but fascinating read. Please click the link in that email to activate your uund. Remember me on this computer. Handel und wandel in Altbabylonien by Friedrich Delitzsch Book 18 editions published between and in German and English and held by WorldCat member libraries worldwide.
For the accepted meaning of the personal name in which this pronoun occurs, note: In both cases you should know how to switch cookies back on! Turning now to the second question raised at the beginning of our essay, we ask: Delitzsch cited dittography of signs, omission of words and metathesis of signs and of words in close delitzach in cuneiform writing. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.
Click here to sign up. Die Lese- und Schreibfehler im alten Testament Berlin: We would like to examine some of them and assess them as to their value in his day deltzsch their value to scholarship today. To access your account information you need to be authenticated, which means that you need to enter your password to confirm that you are indeed the person that the cookie claims you to be. Open Preview See a Problem? A brief biography of Friedrich Delitzsch — by F.
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Babel und Bibel by Friedrich Delitzsch Book 28 editions published between and in German and held by WorldCat member libraries worldwide. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Persistent cookies are stored on your hard disk and have a pre-defined expiry date. In both cases you ddelitzsch know how to switch cookies back on! In other words, Delitzsch is not cited in the area of West Semitic lexicography.
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But the fact remained that they were dependent on British and French source materials because Germany had no cuneiform collections. From his opening questions in lecture 1, we get a hint of the competition between nations for archaeological success. Why all this toil and trouble in remote, inhospitable, and perilous lands? What is the purpose of going to such great expense to ransack through mounds that are many centuries old, digging all the way to the water table, all the while knowing there is no gold or silver to be found?
Why this rivalry among the nations, in order to secure the greatest possible number of deso- late tells for excavation? And, on the other hand, what is the source of the ever-growing, self-sacrificing interest, which is now apparent on both sides of the Atlantic, in the excavations in Assyria and Babylonia?
It is the Bible that has led the nations into such rivalry and competition to secure as many desolate mounds for excavation as possible.
Babylonia and the Bible—What has been said here displays only a small excerpt of the significance of the excavations in Assyria and Babylonia for the history and progress of humanity. May it help establish the recognition that it was high time for Germany to pitch her tent on the palm-crowned banks of the streams of Paradise!
The society is always inspired afresh by gratitude for the highest per- sonal patronage and warm interest, which His Majesty our King and Emperor has been pleased to bestow to its efforts in a lasting and gracious manner. In 11 The published form of the lecture was accompanied by a photograph of the dwelling of the German expedition in Babylon.
But this no longer stands up in the light of science, nor that of religion, nor ethics. In fact, among contemporaneous European scholars of the Hebrew Bible, Delitzsch stood in a long line of anti-Jewish predecessors. For a prime 14 Ibid. His reference is to Wilhelm Schwaner, ed. In essence, the religion of Judaism was the religion of Israel after it had died. Jewish scholars of the day were vocal in their opposition to such arguments, as is most notably evident in the well-known hyperbole of Solomon Schechter, when he equated higher criticism with higher anti-Semitism.
Interestingly, Lou H. Once the northern kingdom of Israel fell into the Neo-Assyrian provincial system in the late eighth century B. Further, Delitzsch believed that the Babylonians were not purely Semitic, but included some Aryan stock. He averred that the Good Samaritan whom he called a Babylonian! The title refers to the Hebrew Bible, which he wanted to expose as an untruthful historical record in order to draw conclusions about 23 Delitzsch, Dritter Schluss- Vortrag, 3—4.
He expressed concern that the history of the Jewish people posed a threat to the future of the German people. It is obvious that such a people, which is deliberately landless or an interna- tional people, presents a great, a frightening danger for all other peoples of the earth. He was from Galilee, and therefore a Babylonian who was not Semitic at all, but probably in part Aryan. He argued in , partly under the influence of Delitzsch, that Jesus was not only an Aryan, a non-Jew, but in fact an anti-Jew who opposed the message of the Hebrew Scriptures.
But this would lead us into psychological motivations that we believe we are in no position to analyze. But this approach is impracticable in methodology and impossi- ble in its objectives. Many other examples could be garnered to illustrate how Delitzsch was a willing participant in the intense anti-Semitism of his day.
We retain it here because it has become the conventional standard among historians and logicians. He failed to present his culture with an alternate portrait of reality, and thereby he contributed to the historical and theological underpinnings of Nazism in the s and s.
While the portrait of Nietzsche as an anti- Semite must be corrected in light of developments in Nietzschean scholarship over the last twenty years,44 no such correction is needed for Delitzsch. Perhaps we should clarify immediately that we are not referring to his Lutheran heritage, which one might have expected given the sociocultural climate of his surroundings to lead to anti-Catholic elements in his research.
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