Abbreviations and Symbols | The Christian Passover

Book: The Christian Passover

Abbreviations

AT	Author’s Translation	Judg.	Judges
Ant.	Antiquities of Jews, Josephus	KJV	King James Version
b.	Babli, Babylonian Talmud	Lam.	Lamentations
	thus b. Pes. is tractate Pesahim	Lev.	Leviticus
	of the Babylonian Talmud	LXX	Septuagint
Bk.	Book	M. AB.	Mishnah Aboth
BJ	Belluni Judaicum	M Men.,	Mishnah Menahoth
cf.	Compare (from Latin confer)	M. Pes.	Mishnah Pesahim
Ch.	Chapter	Mat.	Matthew
I Chron.	I Chronicles	Matt.	Matthew
II Chron.	II Chronicles	NASB	New American
			Standard Bible
Col.	Colossians	NIV	New International
			Version
Cor.	I Corinthians	Num.	Numbers
II Cor.	II Corinthians	p.	page
Dan.	Daniel	pp.	pages
Deut.	Deuteronomy	Pes.	Pesahim, Mishnah
Dt.	Deuteronomy	I Pet.	I Peter
e.g.	for example (from the Latin	II Pet.	II Peter
	exempli gratia)	Phil.	Philippians
Eph.	Ephesians	Pro.	Proverbs
Ex.	Exodus	Prov.	Proverbs
Exod.	Exodus	Psa.	Psalm
Ezk.	Ezekiel	Rev.	Revelation
Ezek.	Ezekiel	Rom.	Romans
f	following page; 225f means	RSV	Revised Standard
	“page 225 and following		Version
	page”	I Sam.	I Samuel
ff	following pages (see above)	SB	Schocken Bible
		Sec.	Section
Gal.	Galatians	sic	thus (from the
			Latin; inserted
Gen.	Genesis		beside an error in
			order to make
Gn.	Genesis		clear that the original
Heb.	Hebrews		has been copied
			accurately
i.e.	that is (from Latin id est)	I Tim.	I Timothy
Ibid.	in the same place (from the	II Tim.	II Timothy
	latin ibidem)	Tit.	Titus
Ib.	the same (see above)	v.	verse
Isa.	Isaiah	vv.	verses
JPSA	Jewish Publication Society of	Vol.	Volume
	America	Zech.	Zechariah
Jub.	Jubilees

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