- each letter, and the
words left
unsaid by each line". An
example of a
midrashic interpretation: "And God saw all that He had made, and
found it very good...
- The Shmuel-Bukh is a
midrashic verse epic
written in Yiddish.
Composed no
later than the
second half of the 15th
century and
widely circulated in m****cript...
-
existed long
before they were
reduced to writing. The
first traces of the
midrashic exegesis are
found in the
Bible itself;
while in the time of the Soferim...
-
Babylonian Talmud and
commentaries Jerusalem Talmud and
commentaries Midrashic literature:
Halakhic Midrash Aggadic Midrash Halakhic literature Major...
- as
resulting in good, such as
destroying sinners. He is
considered in
Midrashic texts to be a
member of the
heavenly host with
often grim and destructive...
- to
designate the
primary sense,
contrasting it with the "Drash," the
Midrashic exegesis.
These two
terms were
later on
destined to
become important features...
-
targumim liturgically. As translations, the
targumim largely reflect midrashic interpretation of the
Tanakh from the time they were
written and are notable...
- in
classical Judaica at Yale University,
specializing in
Talmudic and
Midrashic studies and
classical Judaica.
Before her
appointment at Yale, she served...
- from
Shinto cosmology and
mystical Judeo-Christian traditions,
including Midrashic tales and Kabbalah. The
psychoanalytic accounts of
human behavior put...
- Jastrow's
Dictionary of the Targumim,
Talmud Babli,
Talmud Yerushalmi and
Midrashic Literature, and the
source he used:
Megilla 13a:2 (Talmud). Amy-Jill Levine...
