Midrash Slave (Great Midrash) In 8 volumes. Midrash to five scrolls. Volume 1. Esther slave. Rut slave
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Midrash Slave is a good anthology of Jewish interpretations to the Pentateuch, as well as to five scrolls. Ten independent works, including the numerous interpretations of Scripture by Talmudic sages and their followers, were selected by a medieval publisher from numerous works of Talmudic literature and became a kind of canon of traditional Jewish bookkeeping.
Esther Slab and Rut Rabe, the first of Midras to five scrolls (these also include Miders to the biblical books of Shir Ga-Shimim, Aich and the Cohester) These works were extremely popular already in the Middle Ages, in our time almost every Jewish author who writes or reasoning about the relevant books of Scripture addresses them.
Earlier, within the framework of the library of Jewish texts, the Russian translation of the first and most ancient of the books included in the collection of Midrash Slave was seen: the slave is cherished. Prior to this, not one of the works included in the meeting of Midrash Slave was translated into Russian
Esther Slab and Rut Rabe, the first of Midras to five scrolls (these also include Miders to the biblical books of Shir Ga-Shimim, Aich and the Cohester) These works were extremely popular already in the Middle Ages, in our time almost every Jewish author who writes or reasoning about the relevant books of Scripture addresses them.
Earlier, within the framework of the library of Jewish texts, the Russian translation of the first and most ancient of the books included in the collection of Midrash Slave was seen: the slave is cherished. Prior to this, not one of the works included in the meeting of Midrash Slave was translated into Russian
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
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Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: Library of Jewish texts. Primary sources
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9953-0782-2
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