Judaism and the Interpretation of Scripture Introduction to the Rabbinic Midrash

By:

Neusner, Jacob

Contributor(s):

Neusner, Jacob

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Peabody Hendrickson Publishers 2004Description: 230pISBN:

1565637062

Subject(s):

Rabbinic Literature

DDC classification:

B55.6 N398

Partial contents:

How does judaism read Scripture?..........1 An overview of the Rabbinic Midrash-compilations........15 Genesis in Genesis rabbah: Recasting the patriarchs into the Models for Israelite Conduct ......30 Exodus in Mekhilta Attributed to R. Ishmael .......46 Leviticus in Sifra: Mediating between the Two Torahs, oral and written ...........60 Leviticus in Leviticus rabbah: Turning scripture`s Laws into the design of Holy Israel`s Social Order .........74 Numbers in Sifre to numbers ..........88 Deuteronomy in Sifre to Deuteronomy.............102 Esther in Esther Rabbah.......116 Ruth in Ruth Rabbah.....131 Song of Songs in song of Songs Rabbah: Reading holy Israel`s Relationship to God Within the Symbols of a Love- song ..........145 Lamentations in Lamentations Rabbah...........159 The calendar of Judaism in Pesiqta Derab Kahana........174 The sages in the Fathers according to Rabbi Nathan .............192 THe Theology of Rabbinic Midrash ...........207

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includes index and biblioraphy

How does judaism read Scripture?..........1
An overview of the Rabbinic Midrash-compilations........15
Genesis in Genesis rabbah: Recasting the patriarchs into the Models for Israelite Conduct ......30
Exodus in Mekhilta Attributed to R. Ishmael .......46
Leviticus in Sifra: Mediating between the Two Torahs, oral and written ...........60
Leviticus in Leviticus rabbah: Turning scripture`s Laws into the design of Holy Israel`s Social Order .........74
Numbers in Sifre to numbers ..........88
Deuteronomy in Sifre to Deuteronomy.............102
Esther in Esther Rabbah.......116
Ruth in Ruth Rabbah.....131
Song of Songs in song of Songs Rabbah: Reading holy Israel`s Relationship to God Within the Symbols of a Love- song ..........145
Lamentations in Lamentations Rabbah...........159
The calendar of Judaism in Pesiqta Derab Kahana........174
The sages in the Fathers according to Rabbi Nathan .............192
THe Theology of Rabbinic Midrash ...........207

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