halakhic midrash造句

• As Genesis contains very little matter of a legal character, there was probably no halakhic midrash to this book.
• Halakha, the rabbinic Jewish way of life, then, is based on a combined reading of the Torah, and the oral tradition the Mishnah, the halakhic Midrash, the Talmud and its commentaries.
• It might be thought that with the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem which event made an end of Sadduceeism the halakhic Midrash would also have disappeared, seeing that the Halacha could now dispense with the Midrash.
• The middle portion of the Sifre to Deuteronomy forms a halakhic midrash on that book from the school of R . Akiba, while another from the school of R . Ishmael has been shown by Hoffmann to have existed.
• The opposition offered by the Sadducees which became especially strenuous in the last century BC .  originated the halakhic Midrash, whose mission it was to deduce these amplifications of the Law, by tradition and logic, out of the Law itself.
• A halakhic midrash to Leviticus from the school of R . Akiba exists under the name " Sifra " or " Torat Kohanim . " There was one to Leviticus from the school of R . Ishmael also, of which only fragments have been preserved.
• The halakhic midrash to Numbers from the school of R . Ishmael is the " Sifre "; while of that of the school of R . Akiba, the Sifre Zuma, only extracts have survived in the Yalkut Shim'oni and in the Midrash ha-Gadol.
• The Sifre ( Hebrew ??????? " siphr
  y ", halakhic midrash to Numbers ) attributes this particular priestly gift to the merit of Jochebed who deserved to be the mother of the priesthood, by mothering Aaron, for rescuing the infants of Israel from the pharaonic decree of infanticide of Israelite newborns;
• A later editor, intending to compile a halakhic midrash to Exodus, took R . Ishmael's work on the book, beginning with ch . xii ., since the first eleven chapters contained no references to the Law ( Friedmann, l . c . p . 72; Hoffmann, l . c . p . 37 ).