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... fear . " This implies that the slave should expect punishment for failure to perform his services , otherwise why should he fear his master ? This means that God only punishes but never rewards , and that one should set his heart on ...
... fear . " This implies that the slave should expect punishment for failure to perform his services , otherwise why should he fear his master ? This means that God only punishes but never rewards , and that one should set his heart on ...
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... fear rather than out of love.255 Rabbi Meir , too , seems to have been uneasy about describing men like Abraham and ... fear , synonymous with ahavah , love , in the case of the heroes of the tradition reflects the opinion that he who ...
... fear rather than out of love.255 Rabbi Meir , too , seems to have been uneasy about describing men like Abraham and ... fear , synonymous with ahavah , love , in the case of the heroes of the tradition reflects the opinion that he who ...
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... fear disgrace . . . . For to fear some things is ever right and noble , and it is base not to fear them . For example , disgrace : he who fears this is good and modest and he who does not is shameless . " Thus , also , to love a human ...
... fear disgrace . . . . For to fear some things is ever right and noble , and it is base not to fear them . For example , disgrace : he who fears this is good and modest and he who does not is shameless . " Thus , also , to love a human ...
Contents
The Religious Component in the Secular | 35 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Preliminary Remarks | 51 |
Copyright | |
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