Verbum 9 Tip 8ad: Faceted interactives: Israelite Feasts and Sacrifices
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Israelite feasts and sacrifices: sacrifices
The interactive “Israelite feasts and sacrifices” has two forms:
- A graphic Jewish calendar with major feasts shown (outside the scope of faceted)
- A table of the sacrifices occurring in the Bible
The current calendar with mouse-over showing detail of date.
The beginning of the faceted table of sacrifices:
Documentation: none
Available data:
- Bible referernce
- Offerant
- Occasion
- Purpose
- Type
- Content
- Judaica (rabbinic references)
Available facets listed either by count or alphabetically):
- Type
- Purpose
- Occasion
- Content
- Offerant
An example search argument: {Label Sacrifice WHERE Content ~ "Lamb" AND Offerant ~ <Person Israelites (the Exodus)> AND Purpose ~ "Memorial" AND Type ~ "Meal"} and the related search:
As altars are frequently associated with sacrifices, an interesting search is {Label Sacrifice} INTERSECTS {Label Altar} to identify passages that are tagged with both.
This provides the following data for understanding the pericope:
Additional data from Sacrifice |
Additional data from Altar |
References |
References |
Offerant |
Builder |
Occasion |
Event |
Purpose |
Location |
Type |
Material |
Content |
Purpose |
Judaica |
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It is unfortunate that the title given the altar in Thompson, Jeremy. All the Altars in the Bible. Faithlife Biblical and Theological Lists. Bellingham, WA: Faithlife, 2020 has not been added to Evans, Eli, and Jessica Parks. Israelite Feasts and Sacrifices. Bellingham, WA: Faithlife, 2014.
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