Hebrew Thought Compared with Greek

action ancient anthropomorphic appearance Aristotle beauty become belongs book of Job boundary boundless characteristic conceived concept connexion creation dabhar defined designate Deutero-Isaiah distinction divine dynamic earth Elohim eternity expression eyes fact future Genesis God's gods Greek thinking hayah heaven Hebraic Hebrew language Hebrew thinking Henri Bergson Hesiod human Ibid idea imago dei Israel Israelite Israelite thinking Jahveh Jahvist Kant Kautzsch kind of thinking Kings language logical logos Lord Ludwig Köhler means mentioned moon movement Mowinckel nature notion object ôlam Old Testament Orelli original peculiar perception person philosophical physical Plato possible problem psychical psychological qualities reality relation religion religious revealed rhythm Semitic Semitic languages sense significance Song of Solomon space spatial speak stand temporal theophany thing thinkers thou thought Timaeus tion translated understanding unity verb viewpoint visual word