midrash造句

• This Midrash was reconstructed and published by Saul Lieberman.
• Many works of classical midrash were written in Hebrew.
• The Midrash compared this to a woman who became wealthy through her spinning.
• The Midrash asked how Moses knew how much was half of the blood.
• Judaic midrash ( exegesis ) identifies Melchizedek with Shem the son of Noah.
• A Midrash explained with a parable God s instruction to build a Tabernacle.
• A Midrash explained why Moses broke the stone Tablets.
• A Midrash explained the specificity of with a parable.
• He is frequently mentioned in pre-Talmudic literature and in the Midrash.
• The midrash ends abruptly with an injunction from God to not do so.
• :: In the Jewish tradition the Midrash explains that there was incest.
• What would be more practical would be an editable midrash of the book.
• Jews have traditionally used midrash to broaden or alter the meanings of texts.
• In Talmud and Midrash of the Oral Torah the name does not occur.
• This view was adopted by the later Midrash and by the majority of Masoretes.
• The symbolism of the brazen sea is described in detail in the Midrash Tadshe.
• A few examples will serve to illustrate the style of the older Midrash halakha.
• This interpretation is discussed in the Midrash and is supported by Rashi, Ramban.
• A beth midrash may also be housed in a synagogue, or vice versa.
• A Midrash asked why, in Abraham's servant stopped by the well.