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“For the Talmudic rabbis, Gedaliah was a prototype for how to deal with the most extreme political complexities”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 5 October 2016
Gedaliah, son of Ahikam, was the Jewish governor of biblical Judah. He was set...
Tagged Gedaliah, Talmudic Sages |
New Testament, Scholarship, Talmud

“…it is a fruitless quest to continue to try to find elusive rabbinic sources for everything which Paul wrote”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 11 September 2016
In the case of Paul and the rabbis, let us assume that, at no...
Tagged New Testament, Paul, Rabbinic Literature, rabbis, Scholarship, Talmud |
Late Antiquity, Talmud

“The laying-up of something in the Temple had the effect of dedicating it to God, and so gave it an additional sanctity”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 15 August 2016
In view of the divine origin which was attributed to the Scriptures, it is...
Tagged Canon, Holy Temple, Josephus, Late Antiquity, Scriptures |
Talmud

“This interpretation has absolutely no basis in the simple reading of text, and Rabbi Akiva’s exegetical excess infuriates Rabbi Yishmael”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 17 January 2016
We do not know much about Nahum Ish Gamzu’s exegetical style except for the...
Tagged Exegesis, Rabbi Akiva, Rabbi Yishmael, Rabbinic Literature, Rabbis Sages, Talmud, Tannaim, Tannaitic, Tannaitic Exegesis |
Sex, Talmud

“Of primary concern is the question of what type of relationship is meant by the words ‘who will have me for a day?'”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 17 January 2016
…within the Bavli itself, the statements of Rav and Rav Nahman—”who will have me...
Tagged Babylonian Talmud, Rav, Rav Nahman, Sex, Talmud, Talmud Bavli |
Talmud

“…Rabbinic tales; in addition to all their other aspects, they were often attempts to understand the past”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 15 October 2015
When analyzed in these terms, those same stories which seem so inappropriate for writing...
Tagged Rabbinic Literature, Talmud |
Talmud

“They can teach us something about the world outlook of the various story-tellers all along the chain of transmission…”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 17 September 2015
To venture one more clarification of my approach, I agree wholeheartedly with the comment...
Tagged Stories in the Talmud, Talmud |
Rabbis, Talmud

“When we make an inventory of the topics addressed in Rabbinic stories, we see that the Rabbis discussed a large number of events connected with the Jewish past during the ancient period”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 25 August 2015
When we make an inventory of the topics addressed in Rabbinic stories, we see...
Tagged rabbis, Talmud |
Talmud

“…very specific material conditions can act in concert with more universal norms to create distinct family structures”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 5 August 2015
It is interesting to note that very specific material conditions can act in concert...
Tagged Levirate, Talmud |
Talmud

“Talmud…means ‘study’…, but also ‘instruction, teaching’…”

Author Drew Kaplan Date 4 August 2015
Talmud (from lamad, ‘to learn’, or limmad, ‘to teach’) means ‘study’ (a theoretical activity,...
Tagged Rabbinic Literature, Talmud |
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