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===Sirach (a.k.a. Ecclesiasticus)=== | ===Sirach (a.k.a. Ecclesiasticus)=== | ||
:[[Sirach 23:19]] — (one) ancient concept of sight | :[[Sirach 1:1-4|1:3-4]] — example of a Creation text in wisdom literature: Wisdom was created "before the beginning" (cf. Proverbs 8) | ||
:[[Sirach 25:16-24]] — Eve to blame for bringing death into the world | :[[Sirach 23:19|23:19]] — (one) ancient concept of sight | ||
:[[Sirach 40:1]] — earth, the mother of us all | :[[Sirach 24:1-9|24:1-9]] — Wisdom created "before the beginning" and eternal | ||
:[[Sirach 42:9-14]] — Woman the bringer of shame and disgrace | :[[Sirach 25:16-24|25:16-24]] — Eve to blame for bringing death into the world | ||
:[[Sirach 43:23-25]] — [[Appropriation of ANE mythology]] | :[[Sirach 40:1|40:1]] — earth, the mother of us all | ||
:[[Sirach 42:9-14|42:9-14]] — Woman the bringer of shame and disgrace | |||
:[[Sirach 43:23-25|43:23-25]] — [[Appropriation of ANE mythology]] | |||
===2 Maccabees=== | ===2 Maccabees=== | ||
Latest revision as of 12:27, 1 November 2022
Old Testament Apocrypha
Sirach (a.k.a. Ecclesiasticus)
- 1:3-4 — example of a Creation text in wisdom literature: Wisdom was created "before the beginning" (cf. Proverbs 8)
- 23:19 — (one) ancient concept of sight
- 24:1-9 — Wisdom created "before the beginning" and eternal
- 25:16-24 — Eve to blame for bringing death into the world
- 40:1 — earth, the mother of us all
- 42:9-14 — Woman the bringer of shame and disgrace
- 43:23-25 — Appropriation of ANE mythology
2 Maccabees
Prayer of Manasseh
4 Ezra (a.k.a. 2 Esdras)
- 2 Esdras 6:47-52 — Leviathan and Behemoth created on the 5th Day
- 2 Esdras 7:116-126 — The Fall, immortal soul, Paradise and punishment after death
Psalms of Solomon
(The book Psalms of Solomon was in the LXX and some copies of the Peshitta — see at Wikipedia and Jewish Encyclopedia.)
