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Historians, however, believe that the very notion of conversion with a mikvah is postbiblical.
In postbiblical usage, " Christ " became viewed as a name one part of " Jesus Christ " but originally it was a title.
Accordingly, Breck discusses how the early postbiblical writers approached Scripture, takes up some quite technical aspects of the Bible's structure, and examines the relationships among Father, Son and Spirit in tradition and holy writ.
Finally, in modern Hebrew, they are known as " rogl靦 " ( ????????? ), a postbiblical Hebrew word meaning " trailing vines ", though the name rugelach ( ????? ) is still commonly used by Hebrew speakers.
According to American historian John Esposito, the Semitic cultures in general permitted polygamy ( for example, the practice could be found in biblical and postbiblical Judaism ); it was particularly a common practice among Arabs, especially among nobles and leaders.