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Excerpt from The Legends of the Jews, Vol. 1: Bible Times and Characters From the Creation to JacobThe school and the home are not mutually opposed to each other in the conception of the Jews. They study in their homes, and they live in their schools. Likewise there is no distinct class of scholars among them, a class that withdraws itself from participation in the affairs of practical life. Even in the domain of the Halakah, the Rabbis were n...

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Excerpt from The Legends of the Jews, Vol. 6: Notes to Volumes III and IV, From Moses in the Wilderness to EstherMekilta Beshallah 2, 28a-28b, Mekilta RS 46. The sinners in Israel said: God cannot deliver Israel from the hands of their masters, and He therefore commanded them to ¿ee from the Egyptians. To Show mankind His power, God caused Pharaoh to follow the Israelites that He might perform His miracles at the Red Sea, see ER As to the powe...

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Excerpt from The Legends of the Jews, Vol. 7: IndexUnder the heading Proverbs and Sayings, pp. 390 - 393, I cited the proverbs in full and listed them in alphabetical order according to the principal word of each sentence, e. G., accuser, anger, etc.The Index of Passages lists all the passages unless other wise indicated. It was found inadvisable to cite all the references to the Talmud and Midrash because of their great number, and accordingl...

In questa quinta tappa del viaggio di Louis Ginzberg attraverso la tradizione ebraica, in margine alla Bibbia, prosegue e si conclude l'epopea di Mosè, tormentato e persino ritroso intermediario fra cielo e terra, ma anche audace condottiero in quel deserto fitto di insidie in cui i figli di Israele errano (nel duplice senso del termine) per quaranta, lunghi anni. Sono pagine ricche di eventi, in vertiginosa oscillazione tra vette e bassure: l...

Lo straordinario racconto di Ginzberg, che attraverso una minuziosa e lunga ricerca sulle fonti dilata lo scarno testo biblico ad affascinante, romanzesca epopea di un popolo millenario, accesa dei colori del mito, prosegue in questo terzo volume con la storia avvincente dei dodici figli di Giacobbe, e con la vicenda umana e sovrumana, tormentata e sublime, di Giobbe. Per la tradizione ebraica questi personaggi (i capostipiti) che con i loro t...

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Si assiste, in quest'ultimo scorcio della storia biblica del popolo ebraico, a un vertiginoso incalzare di eventi, come se tutto fosse contagiato da un'accelerazione incontrollata. Dall'ingresso in Terra Promessa sotto la guida del taciturno ma bellicoso Giosuè alle prodezze di giudici e condottieri, dall'istituzione di un'imperfetta monarchia allo scisma nazionale, dall'esilio babilonese alla strabiliante avventura della regina Ester, ogni co...