- third-century
Jewish Talmud "Thou
shalt have no
other gods
before me",
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews and
Protestants "Thou
shalt not make...
- and
Lutherans "Thou
shalt not make unto thee any
graven image"
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews, Gr****
Orthodox and
Protestants except...
-
Commandments could refer to: "Thou
shalt not
commit adultery",
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews, Gr****
Orthodox and
Protestants except...
- the Ten
Commandments could refer to: "Thou
shalt not murder",
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews, Gr****
Orthodox and
Protestants except...
-
Commandments may
refer to: "Remember the
sabbath day, to keep it holy",
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews, Gr****
Orthodox and
Protestants except...
-
Commandments may
refer to: "Honour thy
father and thy mother"
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews, Gr****
Orthodox and
Protestants except...
- as also that of man made "in the likeness,"
although tinged with true
Philonic coloring, is also
based on the
theology of the Pharisees.
Genesis Rabbah:...
- to: "Thou
shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain"
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews, Gr****
Orthodox and
Protestants except...
- to: "Thou
shalt not bear
false witness against thy neighbor"
under the
Philonic division used by ****enistic Jews, Gr****
Orthodox and
Protestants except...
- Chrétiennes edition: vol. 385, 58–61. Rogers,
Justin M. (2015). The
Reception of
Philonic Arithmological Exegesis in
Didymus the Blind's
Commentary on
Genesis (PDF)...
