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Ruth Rabbah

Ruth Rabbah 2:21–22

3rd–9th Century

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Artaxerxes Authorizes Ezra to Lead Another Group to Jerusalem

Ezra 7

Late 6th–4th Century BCE

A rectangular, weathered metal object with a central flower-like geometric pattern inside a circle, surrounded by worn Hebrew inscriptions, with a hole at the top for hanging.

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Torah as Wisdom in Jewish Antiquity

2nd Century BCE–5th Century CE

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Hermeneutics versus Tradition

b. Pesaḥim 66a, 87b–88a

220–600

Ruins of an ancient stone structure sit on a gravel surface, surrounded by low stone walls and scattered columns, overlooking a lush, hilly landscape.

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Ancient Rabbinic Stories and Parables

2nd–6th Centuries

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Jesus as High Priest

Hebrews 4–9 (selections)

Second Half of 1st Century

Ancient mosaic depicting a human face with red hair, large eyes, and a neutral expression, made from small colored tiles. The face is outlined with a halo-like border.

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Sarah, Nurse of the Nations, in the Ancient Rabbinic Imagination

3rd–9th Centuries

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I will sing and I will make music

Eleazar be-Rabbi Qillir

7th Century

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Mastering the Emotions

4 Maccabees 2:15–24

Late 1st Century

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The Brazenness of Priests

t. Menaḥot 13:18–19, 21

70–300

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Philo on Abraham

Philo

On Abraham 60–63, 66–67

First Half of 1st Century

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Critical Notes on the Mishneh Torah

Moses ha-Kohen of Lunel

Critical Notes on Maimonides, Mishneh Torah, Laws of the Principles of the Torah 5:5, Laws of Prayer and the Priestly Blessing 3:5, Laws of Rest on the Tenth of Tishre (Yom Kippur) 1:5, Laws of Rest on a Holiday 1:1, Laws of Marriage 3:20

Late 12th Century