Midrash in Context Exegesis in Formative Judaism Jacob Neusner Brown Judiac Stud

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Vintage: Yes Item Width: 6.2 in Publisher: Scholars Press, Atlanta, GA width: 6.2 in Original Language: English Features: Retired Seminary Library Item Length: 9.1 in Narrative Type: Nonfiction Type: Biblical and rabbinic exegesis Genre: Academic Religious Studies: Jewish Theology, Religion Book Series: The Foundations of Judaism Series Number of Pages: 226 Language: English Intended Audience: Adults Item Height: 0.75 in Author: Jacob Neusner ISBN: 1555402186 Personalize: No Edition: 1988 Reprint of 1983 edition Ex Libris: No Book Title: Midrash in Context Exegesis in Formataive Judaism Publication Year: 1988 Inscribed: No height: 0.75 in Era: 1st through 6th centuries, CE Personalized: No Topic: Midrash, Rabbinic exegesis, Formative Judaism, Biblical interpretation, Mishnah and Talmud, Ancient Judaism studies Signed: No Format: Hardcover Country of Origin: United States Unit Quantity: 1

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Midrash in Context Exegesis in Formative Judaism Jacob Neusner Brown Judiac Stud. Midrash in Context: Exegesis in Formative Judaism by Jacob Neusner is ascholarly examination of Jewish biblical interpretation and rabbinic exegesis in theformative period of Judaism (circa 1st–6th centuries CE). Midrash in Context: Exegesis in Formative Judaism Jacob Neusner Brown Judiac Studies Hardcover in blue boards and silver embellishments Retired seminary library copy with only two library evidences found No marks were found when inspected Sharp text on bright pages Secure binding Sturdy spine Minimal wear Hand inspected, cleaned and stored in our smoke-free, climate-controlled workshop Carefully packaged Fast shipping M-F Save us as a seller! Midrash in Context: Exegesis in Formative Judaism by Jacob Neusner is a scholarly examination of Jewish biblical interpretation and rabbinic exegesis in the formative period of Judaism (circa 1st–6th centuries CE). This book is the 1988 reprint (published by Scholars Press in Atlanta, GA) of the original book published in 1983 by Fortress Press. Part One of The Foundations of Judaism series, this book explores how midrashic methods shaped the development of rabbinic thought, scriptural commentary, and Jewish religious identity. Neusner analyzes the historical, cultural, and theological context of midrash, tracing its role in interpreting the Mishnah and early rabbinic texts and its influence on later Talmudic traditions. Essential for students, scholars, and researchers in Jewish studies, biblical studies, theology, and religious history, this work combines critical scholarship with historical insight to illuminate the intellectual and spiritual foundations of Judaism.