IssacharBates 1758 1837 was the most prominent composer of music for the Shakers , ref Chase, pg. 210 ref best known for Come Life, Shaker Life , which he wrote in 1835. ref http www.americanmusicpreservation.com shakermusic.htm American Music Preservation ref Bates was born in Hingham, Massachusetts on January 29, 1758, he moved to the Shaker community in Watervliet, New York in 1803. ref Brewer, pg. 32 ref In 1805, he left from New Lebanon, New York for an extended trip with two other Shaker missionaries, John Meacham and Benjamin S. Youngs. Their travels took them to Kentucky and Ohio where the camp meeting revivals had taken place. Bates was the musician who sang at the first official Shaker meeting in the West at Turtle Creek, Ohio on May 23, 1805. Before he joined the Shakers in 1801, Bates had served in the American Revolution as a young fifer and had learned many of the tunes of that time. He used one of these tunes in his early Shaker hymn, Rights of Conscience. This long ballad hymn of fifteen verses pays tribute to both George Washington and Mother Ann Lee . Bates based his hymn on the popular tune of Washington s time, titled The President s March. Later on Bates became a prominent Shaker church leader, serving mainly at Watervliet, Ohio. He wrote many Shaker spirituals, including an anthem, Mount Zion, and the hymn, Ode to Contentment, with words by Elder Richard Pelham from the Shaker community at North Union, Ohio. Bates returned to New Lebanon, New York in 1835 and the following year completed his lively and informative autobiography. He remained at New Lebanon until his death on March 17, 1837. As per his request, Almighty Savior, a hymn which he had composed ... The Life and Music of Elder IssacharBates year 2004 publisher PineTree Press Notes reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Bates, Issachar ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1758 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1837 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Bates, Issachar Category ... more details
Image Issacar.JPG right thumb Portuguese sketch. The English name used is either Issachar or Yissachar . The open book in the center of the image depicts the tribe s devotion to Torah study . Issachar ... Israelite Tribe of Tribe of IssacharIssachar however some Biblical criticism Biblical ... of the Torah gives two different etymology etymologies for the name of Issachar , which some ... of Issachar was a divine reward for giving her handmaid Zilpah to Jacob as a concubine. ref ... of Issachar as being one of the original Israelite groups ref name Jewish Encyclopedia however, this may have been the result of a typographic error, as the names of Issachar and Naphtali appear to have changed places elsewhere in the text, ref name ReferenceA Jewish Encyclopedia , Tribe of Issachar ref and the birth narrative of Issachar and Naphtali is regarded by textual criticism textual ... ReferenceB Peake s commentary on the Bible ref A number of scholars think that the tribe of Issachar ... of such non Israelite origin would have led to the Torah s authors having given Issachar a handmaiden as a matriarch. ref name ReferenceB In classical rabbinical literature , it is stated that Issachar ... to the Sefer haYashar midrash midrashic Book of Jasher , Issachar married Aridah , the younger daughter of Jobab , a son of Joktan the Torah states that Issachar had four sons, who were born in Canaan ... the Exodus . ref book of Exodus ref The midrashic Book of Jasher portrays Issachar as somewhat pragmatic ... argues that Issachar s description in the Blessing of Jacob Issachar is a strong donkey ass lying down ... to the religious scholarship of the tribe of Issachar, though scholars feel that it may more simply be a literal interpretation of Issachar s name. ref name ReferenceA In Popular Culture There s a minor Jewish character in Voltaire s Candide who goes by the name Don Issachar . See also Tribe of Issachar ... and Concepts Yissachar http www.chabad.org search keyword cdo kid 9131 jewish Issachar.htm Issachar ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Joseph of Issachar was a member of the Tribe of Issachar and the father of Igal Biblical figure Igal , one of the spies sent into Canaan by Moses in Book of Numbers Numbers 13 7. References Wikisourcelang en Bible, King James, Numbers Chapter 13 Numbers 13 catholic Eastons Tanakh stub Category Torah people ... more details
Tribes of Israel According to the Hebrew Bible , the Tribe of Issachar Hebrew Name Yissakhar ... of descendants of Issachar , the ninth son of Jacob , and a son of Leah , from whom it took ..., the name Issachar refers to Leah hiring Jacob s sexual intercourse sexual favours at the cost of some ... , though some Jewish sources take it instead to mean reward or recompense , in reference to Issachar ... ref Issachar may be one of these, since in Ancient Egypt Egyptian accounts there is a tribe of sea ... of the shekel , a meaning synonymous with Issachar s man of hire . The biblical passage in which Leah is described as Issachar s matriarch is one which is regarded by some textual criticism textual ... Song of Deborah , Issachar is closely associated with Naphtali, which itself does have a handmaiden as matriarch, and at one point the text appears to have been changed by the word Issachar being inserted instead of Naphtali ref ibid ref Character Traditionally, Issachar was seen as being dominated ... to be an allusion to this in the Book of Chronicles ref name Jewish Encyclopedia ...from Issachar ... by the time that the Book of Chronicles was compiled. In the Midrash , it is said that Issachar ... were either from the tribe of Levi or that of Issachar. ref Yoma 26a ref Additionally, the Midrash argues that Issachar s description in the Blessing of Jacob Issachar is a strong donkey ass lying ... to the religious scholarship of the tribe of Issachar, rather than simply to a more literal interpretation of Issachar s name. ref name Jewish Encyclopedia Since the tribe of Zebulun were traditionally seen as merchants and Issachar as religious teachers, Issachar and Zebulun were considered to have a symbiosis symbiotic relationship, whereby Issachar would devote its time to the study and teaching of Torah, while Zebulun would provide the financial support, in exchange for a share of Issachar ... became termed Issachar and Zebulun respectively, even into modern times. Fate As part of the Kingdom ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Ramoth was a Levite city in the Tribe of Issachar . It is probably the same as Remeth and Jarmuth. Joshua 19 17,21 1 Chronicles 6 71 73 Some have tentatively identified it with Kokab el Hawa north of Beth Shean . Category Hebrew Bible cities Category Depopulated places in the Land of Israel Tanakh stub ... more details
about Bates as a surname other uses Bates disambiguation Bates is a common surname of English people English origin. It is often used to refer to Bates College in Lewiston, Maine in the United States. At the time ... BATES 1881census title BATES Stats from the 1881 British Census British Surnames, Surname Distribution ... of the surname Bates was highest in Buckinghamshire 5.2 times the British average , followed by Leicestershire ... , Cambridgeshire and Oxfordshire . People named Bates PLEASE ADD FICTIONAL CHARACTERS TO THE FICTIONAL ... http en.wikipedia.org wiki WP BIO Alan Bates 1934 2003 , British actor Albert Bates , U.S. environmentalist Allie Bates , U.S. magazine writer Angelique Bates , American actress Anna Hannon Bates 1846 1886 , Canadian of 7 5 Arlo Bates 1850 1918 Author and professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology M.I.T. Arthur Laban Bates 1859 1934 , United States House of Representatives U.S. Representative from Massachusetts , 1901 1913 Barbara Bates , U.S. actress Barrie Bates , Welsh darts player Benjamin E. Bates 1808 1878 , philanthropist, founder of Bates College in Lewiston, Maine Bill Bates , U.S. player of American football Billy Bates , English cricketer Blanche Bates 1873 1941 American stage actress Blaster Bates , British demolition expert Bob Bates, one of several people including Bob Bates bassist , first bassist of The Dave Brubeck Quartet , 1951 1958 Bob Bates born 1953 , U.S. game designer Cary Bates , American comic book writer Charlotte Fiske Bates 1838 ? American author Clayton Peg Leg Bates 1907 1998 American entertainer Daisy Bates, one of several people including Daisy Bates actress Daisy Bates , British actress Daisy Bates civil rights activist Daisy Lee Gatson Bates 1914 1999 , U.S. civil rights activist Daisy Bates Australia Daisy May Bates 1863 1951 , Australian journalist David Bates disambiguation , one of several people including David Bates historian David Bates , historian, writer of books about William I of England and Odo of Bayeux David Bates ... more details
other uses Bates No footnotes date April 2009 Infobox musical artist name The Bates image caption background group or band years active 1987 2001 origin Eschwege , Germany genre Punk rock label current members Markus Zimbl Zimmer Vocals, bass 1987 2001 , Michael Reb Rebbig Guitar, vocals 1991 2001 , Frank club Klubescheid Drums 1987 2001 , Tillmann Dully Schussler Guitar 1998 2001 past members Zimbl deceased , Klube, Reb, Dully, Pogo, Armin Beck website http www.the bates.de www.the bates.de The Bates was a Germany German Punk rock punk band, founded in Eschwege , federal state of Hesse , Germany in 1987. The name referred to the character Norman Bates from Alfred Hitchcock s film , Psycho 1960 film Psycho . The Bates were mainly known for their cover version s of songs made famous by other artists. On each of their album s they published at least two such cover songs alongside original compositions. Because the cover versions were particularly well received, The Bates released the album 2nd Skin 2000 , which featured cover versions of songs taken from various genres. The Beatles Helter Skelter song Helter Skelter , Rolling Stones Out of Time Rolling Stones song Out of Time , Sailor band Sailor Glass of Champagne , Aneka Japanese Boy , and Eiffel 65 Blue Da Ba Dee Blue were covered in the album in typical Bates style. Amongst The Bates commercially most successful Single music singles ... Don t Wanna Love You and Not Like You . In 2000, The Bates disbanded. The band members reunited only ... 1989 No Name for the Baby 1990 Shake 1992 Psycho Junior 1993 The Bates 1995 Pleasure Pain 1996 Kicks ... Live 1997 Live Singles 1994 Hello 1995 A Real Cool Time 1995 Billie Jean The Bates version Billie ... Bitter End References Reflist External links http www.laut.de wortlaut artists b bates Laut.de http the bates.de The bates.de http www.arealcooltime.de Arealcooltime.de DEFAULTSORT Bates, The Category German punk rock groups az The Bates de The Bates eml The Bates fr The Bates pl The Bates ru The Bates ... more details
BATES is an acronym for BAllistic Test and Evaluation System , which is a standardized system for measuring solid rocket propellant performance developed by the United States Air Force Research Laboratory in the early 1960s, ref cite web last Geisler, R., Beckman, C. title The History of the BATES Motors at the Air Force Rocket Propulsion Laboratory url http www.dtic.mil cgi bin GetTRDoc?Location U2&doc GetTRDoc.pdf&AD ADA405742 publisher AIR FORCE RESEARCH LAB EDWARDS AFB CA PROPULSION DIRECTORATE WEST 1998 accessdate 16 September 2011 ref used for nearly 40 years thereafter, and again beginning in 2010. ref cite web last Thuloweit first Kenji title AFRL test marks return to in house rocket fuel development url http www.af.mil news story.asp?id 123213934 work Press Release publisher US Air Force accessdate 16 September 2011 ref In modern use BATES often refers to a type of solid fuel rocket motor Solid rocket Grain geometry grain geometry . A BATES grain consists of two or more cylindrical grain segments with the outer surface inhibited, but free to burn both on the segment ends and the cylindrical core. Such grains can be configured to achieve a desired thrust time profile while maintaining an acceptable center of gravity . ref cite web last Nakka first Richard title RNX Composite Propellant url http www.nakka rocketry.net rnx mou.html work Richard Experimental Rocketry accessdate 16 September 2011 ref References reflist Rocket stub Category Rocket engines Category Rockets and missiles Category Model Rocketry ... more details
Issachar Jacox Roberts 1802 &ndash 1871 was an United States American Baptist missionary in 19th century China . Roberts was born in Sumner County, Tennessee , and graduated from Furman University , a Baptist school in Greenville, South Carolina. He was known for his erratic behaviour and falling into difficulties with nearly everyone who worked with him , which cost his connection with Southern Baptist Convention. Roberts was the only Baptist known to have influenced Hong Xiuquan , Wade Giles Hung Hsiu ch an , the Hakka people Hakka who led the Taiping Rebellion 1851 1864 against the Qing Dynasty . Hong spent two months studying with Roberts at Guangzhou Canton Guangzhou in 1847. Roberts refused Hong s request for a baptism, perhaps due to a misunderstanding. In 1860, Roberts left Canton for the Taiping capital at Nanjing . He was dismayed to find that the beliefs of the Taiping departed widely from his own Christianity, but nevertheless accepted a post as advisor to Hong Rengan , foreign minister at the Taiping court. While there, Roberts arranged for some Baptists from the United States to visit Nanjing and meet Hong directly. He left in January 1862 on board the British gunboat ... American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society Archives, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, Issachar J. Roberts ... Rebellion, 1952 Coughlin, Margaret Morgan, Strangers in the House J. Lewis Shuck and Issachar ..., 1972 Pruden, George Blackburn Jr., Issachar Jacox Roberts and American Diplomacy in China. Ph.D. dissertation, American University, 1977 Rapp, John A., Clashing Dilemmas Hong Rengan, Issachar Roberts ... Issachar Jacox Roberts and the Taiping Rebellion, Journal of Asian Studies , 23, no. 1, 1963 ... Protestant missions to China Persondata NAME Roberts, Issachar Jacox ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION ... 1871 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Roberts, Issachar Jacox Category 1802 births Category 1871 deaths Category ... stub es Issachar Jacox Roberts no Issachar Jacox Roberts zh For a fictionalized account of Robert ... more details
Issachar Berend Lehmann , Berend Lehmann , Yissakhar Bermann Segal , Yissakhar ben Yehuda haLevi , Berman Halberstadt Essen Westphalia, Germany Apr. 23, 1661, Halberstadt Prussia, Germany July 9, 1730, was a Jewish German banker, merchant, diplomatic agent as well as army and mint contractor working as a court Jew for Prince elector Elector Augustus II the Strong of Saxony, King of Poland, and other German princes. He was privileged as a Court Jew and as a Resident. Thanks to his wealth, privileges as well as social and cultural commitment he was a Jewish dignitary famous in his day in Central and Eastern Europe. Life Ancestry and training Lehmann s Essen father belonged to the Jewish upper class of Westphalia, just like his brother in law, the court Jew Leffmann Behrends of Bochum, later established in Hannover. ref cite journal last Linnemeier first Bernd Wilhelm title Eines R tsels L sung. Zur Herkunft des hannoverschen Hof und Kammeragenten Leffmann Behrens year 2010 in print passim ref From him, older biographers assume, Berend Lehmann received some business training and then traded in Behrends commission ref cite book last Auerbach first Benjamin Hirsch title Geschichte der israelitischen Gemeinde Halberstadt year 1866 location Halberstadt page 45 ref Young family and own business in Halberstadt His activity is first documented, as, at age 26, he did business at the Leipzig Trade Fair of 1687, where subsequently he was a regular visitor at both the annual seasons. He resided in Halberstadt, where, from 1688, he is listed as married to Miriam, daughter of the deceased Schutzjude ... Persondata . NAME Lehmann, Issachar Berend ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1661 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH 1730 PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Lehmann, Issachar Berend Category ... history Category People from Halberstadt Category People from the Principality of Halberstadt de Issachar Berend Lehmann he sl Issachar Berend Lehmann ... more details
Mick Bates may refer to Mick Bates footballer born 1947 , English footballer Mick Bates politician born 1947 , Welsh politician See also Michael Bates disambiguation hndis name Bates, Mick DEFAULTSORT Bates, Mick ... more details
Terry Bates is the name of Terry Bates American Dad Terry Bates American Dad , a character from American Dad . Terry Bates EastEnders Terry Bates EastEnders , a character from EastEnders . hndis Bates, Terry ... more details
Ted Bates may refer to Ted Bates American football , American football player Ted Bates footballer , English footballer and manager with Southampton F.C. Ted Bates executive , American advertising executive and founder of Bates Worldwide See also Edward Bates disambiguation hndis Bates, Ted DEFAULTSORT Bates, Ted ... more details
Leon Bates may refer to Leon Bates pianist , American concert pianist Leon Bates American labor leader 1899 1972 , an early African American union organizer hndis Bates, Leon ... more details
Joseph Bates may refer to Joseph Bates Adventist , minister Joseph E. Bates Mayor of Denver Joe B. Bates , U.S. Representative from Kentucky Morris Bates , full name Joseph Morris Bates, football soccer player and founding member of Arsenal Football Club hndis name Bates, Joseph ... more details
Harry Bates may refer to Harry Bates sculptor 1850&ndash 1899 Harry Bates author 1900&ndash 1981 Harry Bates Coronation Street Harry Bates footballer 1890 after 1912 See also Harry Bates Thayer , American electrical and telephone businessman Henry Bates disambiguation Harold Bates hndis name Bates, Harry DEFAULTSORT Bates, Harry ... more details
Jeremy Bates may refer to Jeremy Bates American football born 1976 , American football coach Jeremy Bates boxer born 1974 , American boxer Jeremy Bates tennis born 1962 , British tennis player hndis Bates, Jeremy ... more details
Jamie Bates may refer to Jamie Bates footballer born 1968 , English association football player Jamie Bates ice hockey born 1985 , Canadian ice hockey player See also James Bates disambiguation hndis name Bates, Jamie ... more details
Michael Bates may refer to Michael Bates actor 1920 1978 , British actor born in Jhansi, India Michael Bates American football born 1969 , sprinter and American football kick returner Michael Bates, Baron Bates born 1961 , British Conservative Party politician and Paymaster General from 1996 to 1997 Michael Bates cricketer, born 1983 , New Zealand cricketer Michael Bates cricketer, born 1990 , English cricketer who currently plays for Hampshire Michael Bates, Prince of the Principality of Sealand See also Mick Bates disambiguation Michael Bate , Canadian media entrepreneur Mike Bate born 1943 , biologist hndis name Bates, Michael DEFAULTSORT Bates, Michael de Michael Bates fr Michael Bates pl Michael Bates ... more details
Bates is a common surname. Bates may also refer to Colleges and universities Bates College , a liberal arts college founded in 1855 in Lewiston, Maine Bates Technical College , a technical college founded in 1940 in Tacoma, Washington Places Bates, Michigan , a community in Grand Traverse County Bates Township, Michigan , in Iron County Bates, New York , a hamlet in the town of Ellington in Chautauqua County Other Bates automobile , an automobile manufactured by the Bates Automobile Company Bates Mill , a factory founded 1854 in Lewiston, Maine, producing textiles such as bedspreads and clothing, also the site of an industrial park Bates method , a method of vision improvement Bates numbering , a number system for standardized document identification used in the legal, medical, and business fields. Bates Park Historic District , listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Polk County, Iowa Wolverine World Wide Brands Bates Uniform Footwear , a brand of footwear owned by Wolverine World Wide The Bates , a German punk band disambig geo DEFAULTSORT Bates Category English toponyms it Bates ... more details
David Bates may refer to David Bates artist 1840 1921, English artist, primarily of landscapes David Bates composer 1936 1974 , American contemporary music composer David Bates groundsman , English cricketer and groundskeeper David Bates historian born 1945 , writer of books about William I of England and Odo of Bayeux David Bates physicist 1916 1994 , winner of the 1970 Hughes Medal David Bates pianist , see List of classical pianists David Bates poet 1809 1870 , American poet David Bates rugby league , rugby league footballer for Ireland, Warrington Wolves, Castleford Tigers, Gateshead Thunder, Halifax, and York City Knights David Bates swimmer hndis name Bates, David DEFAULTSORT Bates, David hr David Bates ... more details
James Bates or Jim Bates may refer to James Bates Maine , American politician from Maine James K. Bates 1806 1872 , New York physician and politician James L. Bates 1820 1875 , brigadier general in the American Civil War James T. Bates 1844 1914 , American businessman James Woodson Bates 1788 1846 , American lawyer and politician from Arkansas Jim Bates American football , former Miami Dolphins head coach Jim Bates politician born 1941 , former U.S. Representative Jimmy Bates 1910 2009 , Australian rules footballer See also Jamie Bates disambiguation James Bate , scholar and writer hndis Bates, James de James Bates ... more details
John Bates may refer to John Bates designer , fashion designer who designed Diana Rigg s clothes in The Avengers John Bates SDP , former president of the UK Social Democratic Party John C. Bates 1842 1919 , U.S. general and army chief of staff 1906 John L. Bates 1859 1946 , U.S. political figure and governor of Massachusetts 1903 1905 John Bates baseball 1868 1919 , 19th century baseball player Johnny Bates baseball 1882 1949 , baseball player John D. Bates , federal judge appointed by George W. Bush John Bates rector , eighteenth century Senior Wrangler, see List of Wranglers of the University of Cambridge See Kid Marvelman for comic character John Bates in the Eclipse Comics series Miracleman See also John Bates Clark , economist John Bates Thurston 1836 1897 , British colonial in Fiji Jonathan Bates , musician in Mellowdrone John Bate disambiguation hndis name Bates, John DEFAULTSORT Bates, John de John Bates ... more details
Martin Bates may refer to Martin Van Buren Bates 1837 1919 , American giant Martin W. Bates 1786 1869 , U.S. Senator from Delaware See also Martin Bate , British D.J. hndis Bates, Martin ... more details
William Bates may refer to William Bates minister 1625 1699 , English Presbyterian minister William Bates Quaker died 1700 , founder of Newton Colony, the third English settlement in West New Jersey William Bates cricketer 1884 1957 , English cricketer William H. Bates 1917 1969 , politician William Bates physician 1860 1931 , American physician Bill Bates born 1961 , American football player See also Billy Bates disambiguation USS William H. Bates SSN 680 USS William H. Bates SSN 680 , a Sturgeon class attack submarine William Bate disambiguation hndis Bates, William de William Bates ... more details
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