- the [Fore]fathers'; also
transliterated as
Pirqei Avoth or
Pirkei Avos or
Pirke Aboth),
which translates to
English as
Chapters of the Fathers, is a compilation...
-
Bernhard ****er (1925): "Muhammedanisches und
Antimuhammedanisches in den
Pirke Rabbi Eliezer,"
Monatsschrift für
Geschichte und
Wissenschaft des Judentums...
- The
Testament of
Naphtali 1:11 as
translated in Platt, Jr. 2010 See also,
Pirke De-Rabbi Eliezer, ****vi.
Genesis 30:3–5
Genesis 30:6–8, 35:25
Rabbi Eliezer...
-
would receive two-thirds of the
inheritance (Tosef., Sotah, v. 12, vi. 6;
Pirḳe R. El. ****.; Gen. R. liii. 15). Upon
seeing the
danger to Isaac, Sarah,...
-
abode is the
Mediterranean Sea. In a
legend recorded in the
Midrash called Pirke de-Rabbi
Eliezer it is
stated that the fish
which swallowed Jonah narrowly...
- (see
Genesis 29:24, 46:18).
According to the
early rabbinical commentary Pirke De-Rabbi Eliezer,
Zilpah and Bilhah, the
handmaids of Leah and Rachel, respectively...
- of the
world to the other, but is not
heard (Gen. R. vi. 7; Ex. R. v. 9;
Pirḳe R. El. ****iv.). The
drawn sword of the
Angel of Death,
mentioned by the...
- (Genesis 14:13), who told
Abraham that Lot had been
taken captive (Midrash
Pirke R. El.), and who
protected Sarah from
defilement by Abimelech.
Michael prevented...
-
Encyclopedia (1901-1906)
quotes a
Rabbinic source, the 8th- or 9th-century
Pirke De-Rabbi Eliezer,
which derives the name from the
biblical Hebrew word seneh...
-
while fasting, praying, and
bathing in the
river for 47 days (seven w****s,
Pirke de
Rabbi Eliezer), or
twice seven w****s—the
shortening of the days after...
