postexilian (Meaning)
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postexilian (a.)
Alt. of Postexilic
Synonyms & Antonyms of postexilian
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postexilian Sentence Examples
- The postexilian period marked a significant turning point in Jewish history.
- The postexilian community established a new identity, influenced by the experiences of exile.
- Postexilian literature, including the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, chronicles the return from exile.
- The postexilian Temple in Jerusalem became a focal point for religious worship and community life.
- Postexilian reforms, such as the establishment of synagogues, shaped Jewish religious practices.
- The postexilian period witnessed the rise of new leadership, including the priests and scribes.
- Postexilian thinkers sought to reinterpret the Torah and adapt it to the new social and political realities.
- The postexilian era saw the emergence of apocalyptic writings, reflecting the hopes and fears of the time.
- Postexilian economic life was influenced by trade and interaction with surrounding empires.
- The postexilian community faced challenges and opportunities as they rebuilt their lives and established a new society.
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Alt. of Postexilic
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No antonyms found.
The postexilian period marked a significant turning point in Jewish history.
The postexilian community established a new identity, influenced by the experiences of exile.
Postexilian literature, including the books of Ezra and Nehemiah, chronicles the return from exile.
The postexilian Temple in Jerusalem became a focal point for religious worship and community life.
