Easton's Bible Dictionary. M.G. Easton. 1897.
SHALEM — (Heb. שָׁלֵם) (1) A place whose king melchizedek was visited by Abraham (Gen. 14:18). It is generally agreed that the name refers to Jerusalem, especially in view of Psalms 76:3, in which Shalem is equated with Zion; this is also the view of… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SHALEM, SAMUEL — (d. 1760), scholar and emissary. Born in salonika , Shalem was a pupil of R. Abraham Gategno. In 1745 he went to Constantinople, emigrating from there to tiberias . During his time in Salonika he spoke with Ereẓ Israel emissaries, and in his… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Shalem Center — The Shalem Center is an academic research institute in Jerusalem established in 1994 with the goal of developing the ideas needed to guide and sustain the Jewish state and the Jewish people in the coming decades. The Shalem center runs six… … Wikipedia
Mitzpe Shalem — Founded 1970 Founded by … Wikipedia
Kfar Shalem — ( he. כפר שלם, lit: Shalem Village) is a neighbourhood in south eastern Tel Aviv, Israel.HistoryUntil 1948, the Arab village of Salama stood where Kfar Shalem is now located. In 1931, there were 800 houses and 3,691 residents in the village. On… … Wikipedia
Matityahou Shalem — Matityahou Shelem Matityahou Shalem (מתיתיהו שלם) est un compositeur, poète de langue hébreu, agriculteur et berger. Année de naissance : 1904; Année de décès : 1975; Année d immigration en Israël : 1923. Dans son livre Le berger… … Wikipédia en Français
SHABAZI, SHALEM — (fl. 17th century), the greatest of Yemenite Jewish poets. Some 550 of his poems and hymns are extant, written in Hebrew, Aramaic, or Arabic. In all of them, his name appears in acrostic form either at the beginning of the stanzas or in the poem… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Mizpe Shalem — Dieser Artikel behandelt unter anderem die israelische Siedlung Schilo, Silo. Für andere Bedeutungen von Silo, Schilo, Schiloh, Shiloh, Shilo siehe Silo (Begriffsklärung). Diese Liste israelischer Siedlungen führt alle größeren israelischen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
PROSODY, HEBREW — This article is a survey of the history of Hebrew poetic forms from the Bible to the present time. The entry is arranged according to the following outline: introduction the variety of formal systems the specific nature of hebrew literary history … Encyclopedia of Judaism
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