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Geiger even praises the biblical accounts of female heroes as “told with childlike simplicity, without embellishing pomp, because it is so deep in the nature of Israel” (Judenthum, 46).

Abraham Geiger. 2009

In the Bible, Rebecca appears as a “maiden of innocence, friendly and kindhearted toward the stranger, readily complying with his request for water to drink, and caring even for his camels” (Judenthum, 44).

Abraham Geiger. 2009

Yet Barak insists she accompany him and so, as Geiger tells it, she grudgingly consents and gains the victory (Judenthum, 45 – 46).

Abraham Geiger. 2009

That praise and blessing mark the honorable woman as mother and wife, and so Geiger joyfully concludes his chapter on Jewish women by declaring that “the pure estimation of woman, the moral eminence of matrimonial life, remain the fundamental principle” (Judenthum, 47).

Abraham Geiger. 2009

Richard Wagner, however, was the author of "Das Judenthum in der Musik," an anti-Jewish screed, attacking all Jews as lesser beings incapable of producing great artistic musical works.

Even the Good Stuff Has Flaws. Karen Burnham 2009

(Judenthum, 46) Elkanah is, for Geiger, the devoted husband who requires only domestic bliss from his wife.

Abraham Geiger. 2009

[25] 'Jesu predigt in ihrem Gegensatz zum Judenthum.'

Christianity and Ethics A Handbook of Christian Ethics Archibald B. C. Alexander

Freimann, Wie verhielt sich das Judenthum zu Jesus?

Josephus Norman Bentwich 1927

Freimann, Wie verhielt sich das Judenthum zu Jesus?

Josephus Bentwich, Norman 1914

SCHREINER, Die jüngsten Urtheile über das Judenthum (Berlin, 1902);

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent 1840-1916 1913