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Contents
Midrash and the Plain Meaning | 2 |
Emphatic Trends and Conceptual | 8 |
Organismic Thought in Haggadah and | 16 |
Copyright | |
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A Conceptual Approach to the Mekilta: How the Spiritual Values of the Talmud ... Max Kadushin No preview available - 2001 |
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Abodah Zarah Abraham according ainan Akiba Behold Bible biblical binic blood children of Israel circumcision command conceptual term Deut Dibbur eat unleavened bread Egyptians Eliezer Exod Exodus Ezek father first-born Gilluy Shekinah God's justice God's love Haggadah haggadic Halakah halakic hath hence holy ibid idea of God's idi1 idik idin idols Isaac Ishmael Israelites Jonah Jose the Galilean Joseph Judah land of Egypt leavened literal manner you interpret means Mekilta method of Kal Mezuzah midrash midrashim Mizwot month Moses nana Nathan says night Nisan onai paschal lamb passage Pharaoh phylacteries prophets rabbinic concepts Rashi redeemed redemption refers Sabbath Scripture says slaughtering statement Succoth Targum Jonathan Targum Onkelos teach tells thee thou shalt tion Torah unleavened bread unto the Lord value concepts verse wilderness words worship
Bibliographic information
| Title | A Conceptual Approach to the Mekilta |
| Author | Max Kadushin |
| Publisher | J. David, 1969 |
| Length | 728 pages |
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