What does HS stand for?

Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament)

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Eight stolen scrolls of Hebrew Scriptures have been returned to a New York City synagogue in time for the Rosh Hashana holiday.

NYC police return 8 missing Torahs to synagogue

After a brief general introduction Nickelsburg orients the reader to what significance the Hebrew Scriptures and tradition had in Judaism and how both were interpreted.

Ancient Judaism and Christian Origins: Diversity, Continuity, and ...

2) Confirmation of early texts: The LXX was translated from the Hebrew Scriptures in the years 285-250 BC.

The Old Testament the Septuagint or LXX

There is also no denying the Hebrew scriptures required the death penalty for conduct ranging from murder (Gen.

The death penalty

O'Brien Professor of Hebrew Scriptures, University ofNortre Dame, Indiana), 1 Enoch: A New Translation is an invaluable work and a welcome addition to Biblical Studies.

1 Enoch: A New Translation

It was not only the New Testament that was understood to be the revelation of God, but the Hebrew Scriptures first and foremost.

If you want to know God, read his book--the whole of it: many ...

When he was here I referred him to the Hebrew scriptures.

Rex Makin: City is left in chaos

Baptists have a rich tradition of formal study of the Hebrew Scriptures, a tradition that grew significantly with the rise of modern biblical scholarship in the late 1800s.

Baptists and Old Testament scholarship. (Editorial)