Rabinical Literature: Or, The Traditions Of The Jews, Contained In Their Talmud And Other Mystical Writings: Likewise The Opinions Of That People Conc (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247507156)

"Rabbinical Literature, Or, The Traditions Of The Jews" explores the rich tapestry of Jewish thought and mysticism as contained within the Talmud and other significant writings. Authored by John Peter Stehelin, this work delves into the traditions, beliefs, and eschatological expectations of the Jewish people. Special attention is given to Jewish opinions concerning the Messiah, examining the anticipated time and manner of his appearance. This study provides valuable insights into the historical and theological context of rabbinical teachings.

Included as an appendix is Buxtorf's work, further enriching the reader's understanding of these complex religious and cultural concepts. This book will appeal to scholars, theologians, and anyone interested in Judaism and its profound literary heritage.

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