related to Christianity · 37Book of Sirach → AD, Alexandria, Aquileia, Assyrian Church, Augustine, Book, Carthage, Catholic, Christianity, Church Fathers, Clement, Council, East Christians, Eastern Orthodox, Eastern Orthodox Church, Florence, Greek, Hippo, In, It
related to Influence in Jewish doctrine and liturgy · 30Book of Sirach → Abaye, Although, Bava Batra, BCE Greek, Ben Sira, Ben Sira's, Book, Cairo Genizah, Christian, Egyptian Jewry, Furthermore, Hagigah, Hebrew, Hebrew Bible, Jewish, Jews, Middle Ages, Niddah, Qumran, R'Joseph
related to Messianic interpretation by Christians · 27Book of Sirach → Benedictus, Book, Catholic, David, Davidic, Ezekiel, He, Hebrew, Israel, It, Jeremiah, Jesus, Messiah, Messianic, Phison, Power, Psalms, Samuel, Sirach, Some Christians
related to Translation into Koine Greek · 27Book of Sirach → Alexandria, At, BCE, Ben Sira's, Book, Egypt, Euergetes, God's, Greek, Hasmonean, He, Hebrew, High Priesthood, Koine Greek, Of, Ptolemaic, Ptolemy III Euergetes, Ptolemy VIII, Ptolemy VIII Euergetes II, Septuagint
related to Authorship · 22Book of Sirach → Acts, Akeldama, Among, Aramaic, BCE, Ben Sira, Biblical Hebrew, Book, Chi, Eleazar, Greek, He, Hebrew, Hellenistic Jewish, Jerusalem, Joshua, Second Temple, Sira, Sirach, The Greek
related to Manuscripts · 20Book of Sirach → According, Although, Biblical Hebrew, Book, Cairo Geniza, Frederic, Hebrew, Hebrew Bible, However, Kenyon, Masoretes, Mišlē, Proverbs, Sira, Sirach, Sirā, Solomon Schechter, The, The Book, Wisdom
related to Date and historical setting · 16Book of Sirach → Antiochus IV Epiphanes, BCE, Because, High Priest, Jason, Menelaus, Onias, Onias II, Onias III, Seleucid, Simon, Simon's, Sirach, The, The Book, This
related to Content · 15Book of Sirach → Ben Sira, Ben Sira's, Book, By, God, He, Law, Many, Moses, Proverbs, Sirach, The, The Book, Verna Holyhead, Wisdom
related to Judaism · 12Book of Sirach → BCE, Ben Sira, Ben Sira's, Book, Daniel, Despite, For, Jewish, Jewish Christians, Others, Sirach, Some
is a · 2Book of Sirach → collection of ethical teachings that closely resembles Proverbs, intertestamental text found in the Apocrypha
