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BiblioGuide_Table ShelfNumber Title Author Copies Category AgeRange Summary Keyword Step by step instructions for Advent/Christmas crafts with background on the season and prayers and A/C001 Advent Arts And Christmas Crafts Jeanne Heiberg 2 Advent/Christmas All ages rituals children can participate in when project is finished Lessons, activities, crafts A/C001-2 Advent Arts And Christmas Crafts Jeanne Heiberg 2 Advent/Christmas All ages See Advent Arts And Christmas Crafts, A/C001 Lessons, activities, crafts Reproducible pages feature crafts, puzzles, prayers, and other activities that will enhance classroom A/C002 Noel! Paulinus Dwyer, OP 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-Intermediate instruction. Lessons, activities, crafts A/C003 We Celebrate Advent Cynthia L. Trainque 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary These brief, simple prayer services for the four weeks of Advent are ideal for the classroom. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C004 Happy Hearts 1 Advent/Christmas Primary This collection of Advent activities includes daily devotions, puzzles, and crafts. Lessons, activities, crafts A/C005 Advent 1 2 3 1 Advent/Christmas Primary This collection of Advent activities includes daily devotions, puzzles, and crafts. Lessons, activities, crafts A/C006 We're Lighting Up the Wreath 1 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-High school This advent journal helps students reflect on the meaning of the season in their lives. Journaling A/C007 In Days to Come Rev. Joseph G. Donders 5 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult These daily Scripture reflections for Advent include prayers and activities. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C007-2 In Days to Come Rev. Joseph G. Donders 5 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult See In Days to Come, A/C007. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C007-3 In Days to Come Rev. Joseph G. Donders 5 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult See In Days to Come, A/C007. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C007-4 In Days to Come Rev. Joseph G. Donders 5 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult See In Days to Come, A/C007. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C007-5 In Days to Come Rev. Joseph G. Donders 5 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult See In Days to Come, A/C007. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C008 Lord Is Near, The 1 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult These daily Advent meditations draw on the words of the late theologian Henri J. M. Nouwen. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C009 Your Advent Journey 2 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult Daily gospel reflections and prayers offer readers insights during this season of waiting. Prayers, devotions, reflections A/C009-2 Your Advent Journey 2 Advent/Christmas Intermediate-Adult See Your Advent Journey, A/C009. Prayers, devotions, reflections This book offers stories, puzzles, prayers, and activities that help children take part in this liturgical A/C010 Advent Is for Children Julie Kelemen 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-Intermediate season. Lessons, activities, crafts A/C011 About the Story of Christmas 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary This booklet retells the story of Christ's birth and presents fun facts from Scripture and history. Christmas A/C012 About the Meaning of Christmas 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary This booklet explores the significance of Christ's birth in a manner appealing to children. Christmas A/C013 ABC's of Christmas, The Francine M. O'Connor 3 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Stories of Christmas are presented in lively rhyme and verse style. Christmas A/C013-2 ABC's of Christmas, The Francine M. O'Connor 3 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See ABC's of Christmas, The, A/C013. Christmas A/C013-3 ABC's of Christmas, The Francine M. O'Connor 3 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See ABC's of Christmas, The, A/C013. Christmas A/C014 When Jesus Was Born Daughters of St. Paul 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Bold-colored pictures and simple text retell the story of the first Christmas. Christmas A/C015 Child Is Born, A Elizabeth Winthrop 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Intermediate Magnificent illustrations distinguish this retelling of the Infancy narratives of Matthew and Luke. Christmas A/C016 Christmas Story Keith Faulkner 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary A pop-up stable and cutout figures help children visualize the events of the first Christmas. Christmas A/C017 Story of Christmas for Children, The Beverly Rae Wiersum 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Colorful pictures and rhyming verse explain the true meaning of Christmas. Christmas A/C017-2 Story of Christmas for Children, The Beverly Rae Wiersum 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See Story of Christmas for Children, The, A/C017. Christmas A/C017-3 Story of Christmas for Children, The Beverly Rae Wiersum 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See Story of Christmas for Children, The, A/C017. Christmas A/C017-4 Story of Christmas for Children, The Beverly Rae Wiersum 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See Story of Christmas for Children, The, A/C017. Christmas A/C018 Nativity, The Juliana Bragg 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary The story of Jesus' birth is retold from the perspectives of Mary and Joseph. Christmas A/C019 Christmas Story, The Jane Werner 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Renowned illustrator Eloise Wilkin's soft pictures highlight this retelling of the Nativity. Christmas A/C020 Baby Jesus, The Mary Alice Jones 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary This illustrated narrative draws on Luke's account of the birth of Jesus. Christmas A/C021 First Christmas, The Marie Vitarisi 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary This short, colorful pop-up book summarizes the Infancy narratives. Christmas A/C022 Three Wise Men, The Lee Maine 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary The visit of the Magi is recounted in this short, colorful pop-up book. Christmas A/C023 'Twas the Night Before Jesus Bud Heise 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary This takeoff on the popular poem recounts the story of Jesus' birth in rhyming verse. Christmas A/C024 Baby Jesus Gladys Sims Stump 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Simple, repetitive vocabulary is used to describe the visits of the shepherds and the wise men. Christmas A/C025 First Christmas, The Mark A. Taylor 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Bright pictures and an engaging narrative style introduce children to the events surrounding Jesus' birth. Christmas Page 1 BiblioGuide_Table ShelfNumber Title Author Copies Category AgeRange Summary Keyword A/C026 Silent Night 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary The marvel of the Nativity is brought luminously to life in this visual interpretation of the beloved carol. Christmas A/C027 Donkey Daniel in Bethlehem Janice Kramer 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary A donkey's wish to see new sights comes true when he transports Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem. Christmas A/C028 Clem, the Clumsy Camel Virginia Mueller 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary A wobbly-legged camel becomes part of the Magi's caravan and finally beholds the Christ Child. Christmas Hearing the angels' beautiful song, a shepherd leads his flock to Bethlehem and discovers the Holy A/C029 Armond and the First Christmas Mary Curtin 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Babe. Christmas A/C030 Jesus' Christmas Party Nicholas Allan 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary There's no rest for a beleaguered innkeeper in this entertaining story about the birth of Jesus. Christmas A/C031 Shepherd's Story, The Halcyon Backhouse 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary A shepherd recalls the glorious night when an angel's revelation led him to the newborn King. Christmas A/C032 Night the Stars Danced for Joy, A Bob Hartman 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-Intermediate Evocative text and glowing illustrations recapture the joy and wonder of the First Christmas. Christmas A/C033 Singing Shepherd, The Angela Elwell Hunt 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-Intermediate A timid shepherd encounters the Infant Jesus in this exquisitely illustrated storybook. Christmas A/C034 Lion for the King, A Meryl Doney 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-Intermediate This Asian story retells the Infancy narrative from a different and beautiful cultural perspective. Christmas A/C035 Legend of the Candy Cane, The Lori Walburg 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary A candy maker moves into town and teaches a young girl about the symbolism of the candy cane. Christmas A/C036 Legend of the Poinsettia, The Tomie dePaola 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-Intermediate The renowned children's author retells the legend of the miracle of the "Flower of the Holy Night." Christmas A/C037 Christmas Candle, The Richard Paul Evans 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-High School This intriguing original fable about charity features lavish, atmospheric oil paintings. Christmas Poignant illustrations enhance this tale about a widow and her son, who warm the heart of a bitter A/C038 Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey, The Susan Wojciechowski 1 Advent/Christmas Primary-Intermediate woodcarver. Christmas A/C039 Littlest Angel, The Charles Tazewell 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary An irrepressible boy having trouble adapting to life in heaven finds a special gift for the Baby Jesus. Christmas A/C039-2 Littlest Angel, The Charles Tazewell 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See Littlest Angel, The, A/C039. Christmas A/C039-3 Littlest Angel, The Charles Tazewell 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See Littlest Angel, The, A/C039. Christmas A/C039-4 Littlest Angel, The Charles Tazewell 4 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary See Littlest Angel, The, A/C039. Christmas A/C040 Jesus' Stocking Patricia Crump 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Angela and her parents learn that giving to people in need is really another way of giving to Jesus. Christmas A/C041 Little Pine Tree's Christmas Dream, The Clarence Thomson 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary A pine tree for sale longs to be chosen as some family's Christmas tree. Christmas A/C042 Twelve Days of Christmas, The Lee Maine 1 Advent/Christmas Preschool/K-Primary Colorful pop-up pictures of the gifts given by "my true love" accompany the words to the carol.
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  • The Prohibition of Eating Blood in the Book of Jubilees

    The Prohibition of Eating Blood in the Book of Jubilees

    Journal for the Study of Judaism 46 (�0�5) �-�7 Journal for the Study of Judaism brill.com/jsj The Sin of the Gentiles: The Prohibition of Eating Blood in the Book of Jubilees Todd R. Hanneken St. Mary’s University One Camino Santa Maria, San Antonio, TX 78228, U.S.A. [email protected] Abstract Jubilees exhorts Israelites to separate from Gentiles in every way. Jubilees does not sim- ply repeat familiar arguments that Gentiles will lead Israelites to sin if they adopt their ways. Rather, Jubilees argues that merely being in the presence of Gentiles is dangerous because they are liable to a violent death at any moment for their abhorrent daily prac- tices. At the same time, Jubilees maintains a strict standard for God’s justice such that sinners must be warned of the crime and its punishment in advance. Jubilees main- tains that the ancestors of all nations willingly entered into a covenant which demands eradication of entire nations for the sin of eating blood. In order to make this point Jubilees interprets Genesis 9 and other sources to indicate that all nations are bound to a covenant which demands eradication for the crime of eating meat that was not pro- cessed according to Levitical procedure. Keywords Jubilees – Gentiles – separation – eating blood – Genesis 9 – Leviticus 17 – Aramaic Levi Jubilees maintains a radical agenda of separation from Gentiles.1 This is evident in the discussion of specific issues such as Sabbath (2:19), nakedness (3:31), 1 The most recent discussion of anti-Gentile rhetoric in Jubilees is that of Isaac Oliver, “Forming Jewish Identity by Formulating Legislation for Gentiles,” JAJ 4 (2013): 105-32, who discusses previous scholarship including Zeitlin, Rönsch, Schwarz, Werman, and Hayes.