After Emerson became editor in 1842 The Dial published a series of "Ethnical Scriptures," translations from Chinese and Indian philosophical works.
Editor's Note: ON Scripture is a series of Christian scripture commentaries produced in collaboration with Odyssey Networks.
Editor's Note: ON Scripture - The Bible is a series of Christian scripture commentaries produced in collaboration with Odyssey Networks.
In May 1786 Marshall published A series of prints of scripture history, "designed as ornaments for those apartments in which children receive the first rudiments of their education".
The text is a series of excerpts from scripture arranged by Charles Jennens, a wealthy squire who was opposed to the Hanoverian succession – Handel, quite the opposite in loyalty, must have been a very agreeable man to have entered into this collaboration.
It explains why the author of the Treasury and its Commentary might have gone on to write several commentaries on Mahāyāna scriptures, a treatise that defends the legitimacy of Mahāyāna scriptures, and a series of concise Yogācāra syntheses.
In both the "Afterword" to the Judah HaLevi book, and in a series of articles addressing the challenges of translating Scripture, Rosenzweig articulated the theory of translation that stood behind these works.
The consolidation of the Shvetambara-Digambara division was probably the result of a series of councils held to codify and preserve the Jain scriptures, which had existed as oral tradition long after Mahavira's death.
According to the scriptures, this god went through a series of kalpa cycles that were given names similar to dynastic names, until emerging at the beginning of the Kaihuang period.
When trying to explain how the term applies to particular texts or Scriptures, many people fall back upon a series of clichés and euphemisms.
