The Masoretes & Councils
Torah, Psalms, Prophets, and Historical volumes collected and redacted into a standard reading compilation without the writings between 350 BC to 150 AD. A tradition of variants or additions develops into various schools of thought. Three different worldviews include the Jewish non-Christian, Jewish-Christian, and non-Jewish Christian. An example of this diversity is the Archbishop John II of Jerusalem’s Homily on the Encaenia of St. Sion dedicated to Bishop of Gaza combining Jewish calendar with non-Byzantine calendar.
Name of Era | Text Chapter | Ranged Years |
|---|---|---|
The Masoretes & Councils | While the separation of Jewish Christians and non-Jewish Christians develops, Councils occur in at least three different worldviews. With some groups favoring less scrolls (smaller content) and other groups favoring larger scrolls (more content). | 650-950 AD |
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Name of Era
While the separation of Jewish Christians and non-Jewish Christians develops, Councils occur in at least three different worldviews. With some groups favoring less scrolls (smaller content) and other groups favoring larger scrolls (more content).
Ranged Years
650-950 AD
Text Chapter
While the separation of Jewish Christians and non-Jewish Christians develops, Councils occur in at least three different worldviews. With some groups favoring less scrolls (smaller content) and other groups favoring larger scrolls (more content).
Description
Babylonian and Palestinian academies standardize a reduced version of the Bible
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