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And the whole people said: “Amen 14,1 and amen!” /l9/ (14,1) And Judith said to them: “My brethren, listen now to me. Take this head /20/ and hang it upon Lhe upper. 2 part of the wall of our town.*(2) And as soon /21/ as day breaks and the sun rises above the earth, every one of you must take /22/ his 4b.
Worship is usually not a popular theme to be researched by scholars in the book of Judith¹. While Scholars have contributed significantly on historical, ethical and war matters around the Judith narrative, this article asserts that a perspective of reading Judith as a guide to Jewish religious worship in the Second Temple period has not yet been comprehensively addressed.
E. Speer. Prayer has to do with the entire man. Prayer takes in man in his whole being, mind, soul and body. It takes the whole man to pray, and prayer affects the entire man in its gracious results. As the whole nature of man enters into prayer, so also all that belongs to man is the beneficiary of prayer.
Judith’s Prayer – Women and Wonder. Prayer is woven throughout the Book of Judith. Supplications, praise and blessings serve as the theological fulcrum of the book. The collective prayers of the people of Israel are heard at the beginning of the story. As the news of Holofernes’ plan begins to spread, we are told that with one voice the ...
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Judith's Prayer. 9 Then Judith put ashes on her head, opened her robe to reveal the sackcloth she was wearing under her clothes, and bowed down with her face to the floor. It was the time that the evening incense was being offered in the Temple in Jerusalem, and Judith prayed in a loud voice: 2. O Lord, the God of my ancestor Simeon, remember ...
