The theological foundations of rabbinic midrash:
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| adam_text | THE THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH JACOB NEUSNER STUDIES IN
JUDAISM UNIVERSITY PRESS OF AMERICA, INC. LANHAM * BOULDER * NEW YORK *
TORONTO * OXFORD TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE XIII INTRODUCTION XIX I. THE
PROPOSITION OF THIS STUDY XIX II. SYSTEM AND STRUCTURE XXI III. WHAT IS
MIDRASH ? XXII IV. WHAT DO I MEAN BY THEOLOGY ? XXIII V. DEFINING THE
PROPOSITION: WHAT DO I MEAN BY THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS ? XXVIII VI.
WHAT, EXACTLY, DO I MEAN BY CATEGORY-FORMATION ? XXXI VII. SCOPING OUT
THE THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS: THREE QUESTIONS OF METHOD XXXV A. HOW TO
TURN RANDOM DATA INTO THE STUFF OF COGENT GENERALIZATIONS? INDUCTIVELY
DEFINING THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY- FORMATIONS WITHIN RABBINIC MIDRASH XXXVI
B. HOW DO WE KNOW WE DISCERN A SYSTEM? DEMONSTRATING THE ACTIVE WORKING
OF THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS AND THE SYSTEM AND STRUCTURE THAT
THEY COMPRISE XL C. DO ALL MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS PARTICIPATE IN A
THEOLOGICAL SYSTEM? SETTING FORTH A NULL-HYPOTHESIS: DATA AND DOCUMENTS
THAT DO NOT EXPOSE FOUNDATIONS OF A THEOLOGICAL CHARACTER AT ALL XLVI
VIII. THE WAY FORWARD XLVIII PART ONE THE COMMON THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC
MIDRASH 1. THE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH [ 1
]: GOD AND MAN, GOD AND ISRAEL 1 I. DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION 1
II. PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 3 III. GENESIS RABBAH 6 IV. SONG OF SONGS
RABBAH 8 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 12 VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 14 VII. RUTH
RABBAH 16 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 17 IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 18 X.
MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 19 XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF
RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF GOD IN RELATIONSHIP TO MAN AND TO
ISRAEL 21 2. THE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH
[2]: GOD, ISRAEL, AND THE NATIONS 29 I. DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION
29 II. PESIQTADERAB KAHANA 32 III. GENESIS RABBAH 34 IV. SONG OF SONGS
RABBAH 35 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 37 VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 39 VII. RUTH
RABBAH 41 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 41 IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 42 X.
MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 43 XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF
RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF GOD, ISRAEL, AND THE NATIONS 44 3. THE
THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH [3]: GOD S JUSTICE
AND GOD S MERCY 63 I. DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION 63 II PESIQTA
DERAB KAHANA 64 III. GENESIS RABBAH , 64 IV. SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 65 V.
LEVITICUS RABBAH 66 VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 67 VII. RUTH RABBAH 70
VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 70 IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 71 X. MEKHILTA
ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 71 XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC
MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF DIVINE JUSTICE AND MERCY 73 4. THE THEOLOGICAL
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH [4]: GOD S JUDGMENT, ISRAEL S
REPENTANCE AND ATONEMENT; GOD S REMORSE, ISRAEL S CONSOLATION 91 I.
DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION 91 II PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 92 III.
GENESIS RABBAH 94 IV. SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 95 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 96 VI.
LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 96 VII. RUTH RABBAH 97 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 98 IX.
SIFR6 TO DEUTERONOMY 98 X. MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 98 XI.
THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF REPENTANCE
AND RECONCILIATION 99 5. THE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC
MIDRASH [5]: RESTORATION. THE END OF DAYS 107 I. DEFINING THE
CATEGORY-FORMATION 107 II. PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 108 III. GENESIS RABBAH
109 IV. SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 113 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 114 VI.
LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 115 VII. RUTH RABBAH 117 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 119
IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 119 X. MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 119
XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE ESCHATOLOGICAL
DOCTRINE 120 PART TWO SPECIAL CASES AND GENERAL CONCEPTIONS 6. SPECIAL
CASES: THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS PARTICULAR TO A SINGLE DOCUMENT
133 I. THE NINE DOCUMENTS DISTINCTIVE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY- FORMATIONS
133 II PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 134 A. THE PROPOSITION PARTICULAR TO PESIQTA
DERAB KAHANA 134 B. THE SINGULAR STATEMENT OF PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 135
C. DOES PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN?
136 D. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM. WHAT DOES
PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA CONTRIBUTE? 137 III. GENESIS RABBAH 138 A.
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS PARTICULAR TO GENESIS RABBAH [ 1 ] THE TORAH
CONTAINS THE DESIGN FOR CREATION 140 B. CATEGORY-FORMATIONS PARTICULAR
TO GENESIS RABBAH [2]. ABRAHAM REPRESENTS THE BEGINNING OF GOD S PEOPLE
ON EARTH. THE MERIT THAT ACCRUES IN ONE GENERATION TO THE BENEFIT OF
ANOTHER GENERATION 141 C. WHAT IS PARTICULAR TO GENESIS RABBAH? 143 IV.
SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 145 A. WORDS OF TORAH FORM THE MEDIUM FOR ISRAEL TO
KNOW GOD S LOVE 146 B. THE COMMANDMENTS ARE THE MARKS OF ISRAEL S
DISTINCTION BEFORE GOD 146 C. SEXUAL RESTRAINT CHARACTERIZES ISRAEL 148
D. DOES SONG OF SONGS RABBAH FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN?
148 E. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM: WHAT DOES
SONG OF SONGS RABBAH CONTRIBUTE? 149 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 150 A. MOSES
WAS THE MOST FAVORED OF ALL THOSE WITH WHOM GOD COMMUNICATED 151 B. , AN
OFFERING THAT ATONES FOR SIN IS SUPERIOR TO ONE THAT DOES NOT 151 C.
GOD ASKS LITTLE, BUT EVEN THAT THE SOUL CANNOT ACCOMMODATE 151 D.
ATONEMENT IS EFFECTED THROUGH THE TEMPLE OFFERINGS 152 E. THE TEMPLE
MOUNT IS SOURCE OF ALL BLESSINGS 152 F. THE INDUCTIVE
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS AND THEIR COHERENCE ... 152 G. DOES LEVITICUS RABBAH
FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN? 153 H. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE
THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM: WHAT DOES LEVITICUS RABBAH CONTRIBUTE? 154
VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 158 A. RESTORATION: GOD WILL BRING THE END
THROUGH THE ROYAL MESSIAH AT A TIME OF HIS OWN CHOOSING, AND HIS HAND IS
NOT TO BE FORCED 159 B. TELEOLOGY WITHOUT ESCHATOLOGY: WHAT HAS BECOME
OF THE END OF DAYS ? 160 C. THE ABSENCE OF FUTURE HISTORY DISCERNED IN
SCRIPTURE: CREATION CONTAINS WITHIN ITSELF SIGNALS OF WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
IN FUTURE HISTORY 160 D. THE ABSENCE OF ZEKHUT, THE MERIT THAT ACCRUES
IN ONE GENERATION TO THE BENEFIT OF ANOTHER GENERATION 161 E. THE
ABSENCE OF THE DOCTRINE, THE RIGHTEOUS RECEIVE THEIR REWARD LATER ON 162
F. THE ABSENCE OF THE DOCTRINE, THE COMMANDMENTS ARE THE MARKS OF
ISRAEL S DISTINCTION BEFORE GOD 162 G. THE THEOLOGICAL
CATEGORY-FORMATION PARTICULAR TO LAMENTATIONS RABBATI: GOD SHOWED
SPECIAL FAVOR TO ISRAEL BY PUNISHING ISRAEL FOR SIN 163 H. THE STATEMENT
OF LAMENTATIONS RABBATI IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC
JUDAISM 163 I. WHAT DOES LAMENTATIONS RABBATI CONTRIBUTE? 168 VII. RUTH
RABBAH 168 A. THE PROPOSITION PARTICULAR TO RUTH RABBAH 169 B. THE
SINGULAR STATEMENT OF RUTH RABBAH 170 C. DOES RUTH RABBAH FORM A
THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN? 174 D. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY
OF RABBINIC JUDAISM, WHAT DOES RUTH RABBAH CONTRIBUTE? 174 VIII. ESTHER
RABBAH 1 175 A. THE STATEMENT OF ESTHER RABBAH I IN THE CONTEXT OF THE
THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM 176 B. DOES ESTHER RABBAH I CONTRIBUTE? 180
IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 180 A. PROPOSITIONS PARTICULAR TO SIFRE TO
DEUTERONOMY 180 B. THE STATEMENT OF SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY IN THE CONTEXT
OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM 181 C. DOES SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY
FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN? . 181 D. THE IMPLICIT THEOLOGY
OF SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY: ISRAEL AND THE COVENANT, THE MEANING OF
HISTORY, THE COMMUNITY AND ITS GOVERNANCE 181 E. THE IMPLICIT THEOLOGY:
THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM IN EXEGETICAL FORM 186 X. MEKHILTA
ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 186 A. PROPOSITIONS PARTICULAR TO MEKHILTA
ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 186 B. WHAT DOES MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R.
ISHMAEL CONTRIBUTE?. 187 XI. SPECIAL CASES AND GENERAL CONCEPTIONS: HOW
WEIGHTY ARE THE CATEGORY- FORMATIONS PARTICULAR TO THE SEVERAL
DOCUMENTS? 188 A. SPECIAL CASES 188 B. GENERAL CONCEPTIONS: MODES OF
THOUGHT COMMON TO THE RABBINIC MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS 188 C. THE RABBIS
RECOMBINANT EXEGESIS: FROM PARTS TO WHOLE TO PARTS AGAIN 189 PART THREE
MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS WITHOUT CONVENTIONAL THEOLOGICAL
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS 7. THE IMPLICIT THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SIFRA 195
I. IDENTIFYING SIFRA 195 II. THE TOPICAL PROGRAM OF SIFRA 202 A. GOD AND
MAN, GOD AND ISRAEL 204 B. GOD AND THE NATIONS, ISRAEL AND THE NATIONS
204 C. DIVINE JUSTICE AND MERCY 205 D. GOD S JUDGMENT, ISRAEL S
REPENTANCE AND ATONEMENT; GOD S REMORSE, ISRAEL S CONSOLATION 205 E.
RESTORATION; GOD WILL BRING THE END THROUGH THE ROYAL MESSIAH AT A TIME
OF HIS OWN CHOOSING, AND HIS HAND IS NOT TO BE FORCED 206 III. SIFRA S
IMPLICIT THEOLOGY OF REVELATION 206 8. MIDRASH WITHOUT THEOLOGY: SIFRE
TO NUMBERS 213 I. MIDRASH WITHOUT THEOLOGY: THE CASE OF SIFRE TO NUMBERS
213 II. THE THEOLOGICAL PROPOSITIONS OF SIFR6 TO NUMBERS: HOW THEY
COHERE IN AN INDUCTIVE READING ,....214 A. GOD AND MAN, GOD AND ISRAEL
214 B. GOD AND THE NATIONS, ISRAEL AND THE NATIONS 215 C. ISRAEL S
ENCOUNTER WITH GOD THROUGH THE TORAH 215 D. DIVINE JUSTICE AND MERCY 215
E. GOD S JUDGMENT, ISRAEL S REPENTANCE AND ATONEMENT; GOD S REMORSE,
ISRAEL S CONSOLATION 216 F. RESTORATION: GOD WILL BRING THE END THROUGH
THE ROYAL MESSIAH AT A TIME OF HIS OWN CHOOSING, AND HIS HAND IS NOT TO
BE FORCED 216 G. THE END OF DAYS 216 H. MIDRASH WITHOUT THEOLOGY 216 V
III. WHAT DOES SIFRE TO NUMBERS CONTRIBUTE? THE CONTRAST WITH MISHNAH-
TOSEFTASOTAH 217 IV. HOW SIFRE TO NUMBERS READS NUMBERS 5 218 » V. HOW
THE HALAKHIC DOCUMENTS, THE MISHNAH AND THE TOSEFTA, READ NUMBERS 5 234
VI. THE NULL-HYPOTHESIS: WHAT WOULD A MIDRASH-COMPILATION LOOK LIKE IF
IT LACKED A THEOLOGICAL COMPONENT 246 PART FOUR RABBINIC JUDAISM: THE
THEOLOGICAL CONSTRUCTION 9. THE PLACE OF THE RABBINIC
MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS IN THE ENCOMPASSING THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM,
AGGADIC AND HALAKHIC 251 I. THE AGGADIC THEOLOGY OF THE RABBINIC
MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS IN CANONICAL CONTEXT: THE AGGADAH AND THE HALAKHAH
251 II. THE PRINCIPAL PARTS OF THE RABBINIC THEOLOGY: THE AGGADIC SYSTEM
254 III. THE PRINCIPAL PARTS OF THE RABBINIC THEOLOGY: THE HALAKHIC
SYSTEM 257 IV. THE HALAKHAH IN THE CONTEXT OF THE AGGADAH 263 V. THE
PLACE OF THE RABBINIC MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS IN THE ENCOMPASSING THEOLOGY
OF RABBINIC JUDAISM, AGGADIC AND HALAKHIC 271 VI. EXEGESIS OR EISEGESIS:
DO THE RABBINIC SAGES ACCURATELY REPLICATE THE PROGRAM OF SCRIPTURE? 274
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THE THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH JACOB NEUSNER STUDIES IN
JUDAISM UNIVERSITY PRESS OF AMERICA, INC. LANHAM * BOULDER * NEW YORK *
TORONTO * OXFORD TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE XIII INTRODUCTION XIX I. THE
PROPOSITION OF THIS STUDY XIX II. SYSTEM AND STRUCTURE XXI III. WHAT IS
"MIDRASH"? XXII IV. WHAT DO I MEAN BY "THEOLOGY"? XXIII V. DEFINING THE
PROPOSITION: WHAT DO I MEAN BY "THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS"? XXVIII VI.
WHAT, EXACTLY, DO I MEAN BY "CATEGORY-FORMATION"? XXXI VII. SCOPING OUT
THE THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS: THREE QUESTIONS OF METHOD XXXV A. HOW TO
TURN RANDOM DATA INTO THE STUFF OF COGENT GENERALIZATIONS? INDUCTIVELY
DEFINING THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY- FORMATIONS WITHIN RABBINIC MIDRASH XXXVI
B. HOW DO WE KNOW WE DISCERN A SYSTEM? DEMONSTRATING THE ACTIVE WORKING
OF THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS AND THE SYSTEM AND STRUCTURE THAT
THEY COMPRISE XL C. DO ALL MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS PARTICIPATE IN A
THEOLOGICAL SYSTEM? SETTING FORTH A NULL-HYPOTHESIS: DATA AND DOCUMENTS
THAT DO NOT EXPOSE FOUNDATIONS OF A THEOLOGICAL CHARACTER AT ALL XLVI
VIII. THE WAY FORWARD XLVIII PART ONE THE COMMON THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC
MIDRASH 1. THE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH [ 1
]: GOD AND MAN, GOD AND ISRAEL 1 I. DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION 1
II. PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 3 III. GENESIS RABBAH 6 IV. SONG OF SONGS
RABBAH 8 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 12 VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 14 VII. RUTH
RABBAH 16 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 17 IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 18 X.
MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 19 XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF
RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF GOD IN RELATIONSHIP TO MAN AND TO
ISRAEL 21 2. THE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH
[2]: GOD, ISRAEL, AND THE NATIONS 29 I. DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION
29 II. PESIQTADERAB KAHANA 32 III. GENESIS RABBAH 34 IV. SONG OF SONGS
RABBAH 35 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 37 VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 39 VII. RUTH
RABBAH 41 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 41 IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 42 X.
MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 43 XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF
RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF GOD, ISRAEL, AND THE NATIONS 44 3. THE
THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH [3]: GOD'S JUSTICE
AND GOD'S MERCY 63 I. DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION 63 II PESIQTA
DERAB KAHANA 64 III. GENESIS RABBAH , 64 IV. SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 65 V.
LEVITICUS RABBAH 66 VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 67 VII. RUTH RABBAH 70
VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 70 IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 71 X. MEKHILTA
ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 71 XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC
MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF DIVINE JUSTICE AND MERCY 73 4. THE THEOLOGICAL
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH [4]: GOD'S JUDGMENT, ISRAEL'S
REPENTANCE AND ATONEMENT; GOD'S REMORSE, ISRAEL'S CONSOLATION 91 I.
DEFINING THE CATEGORY-FORMATION 91 II PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 92 III.
GENESIS RABBAH 94 IV. SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 95 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 96 VI.
LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 96 VII. RUTH RABBAH 97 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 98 IX.
SIFR6 TO DEUTERONOMY 98 X. MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 98 XI.
THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE DOCTRINE OF REPENTANCE
AND RECONCILIATION 99 5. THE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS OF RABBINIC
MIDRASH [5]: RESTORATION. THE END OF DAYS 107 I. DEFINING THE
CATEGORY-FORMATION 107 II. PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 108 III. GENESIS RABBAH
109 IV. SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 113 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 114 VI.
LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 115 VII. RUTH RABBAH 117 VIII. ESTHER RABBAH 1 119
IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 119 X. MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 119
XI. THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF RABBINIC MIDRASH: THE ESCHATOLOGICAL
DOCTRINE 120 PART TWO SPECIAL CASES AND GENERAL CONCEPTIONS 6. SPECIAL
CASES: THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY-FORMATIONS PARTICULAR TO A SINGLE DOCUMENT
133 I. THE NINE DOCUMENTS' DISTINCTIVE THEOLOGICAL CATEGORY- FORMATIONS
133 II PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 134 A. THE PROPOSITION PARTICULAR TO PESIQTA
DERAB KAHANA 134 B. THE SINGULAR STATEMENT OF PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA 135
C. DOES PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN?
136 D. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM. WHAT DOES
PESIQTA DERAB KAHANA CONTRIBUTE? 137 III. GENESIS RABBAH 138 A.
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS PARTICULAR TO GENESIS RABBAH [ 1 ] THE TORAH
CONTAINS THE DESIGN FOR CREATION 140 B. CATEGORY-FORMATIONS PARTICULAR
TO GENESIS RABBAH [2]. ABRAHAM REPRESENTS THE BEGINNING OF GOD'S PEOPLE
ON EARTH. THE MERIT THAT ACCRUES IN ONE GENERATION TO THE BENEFIT OF
ANOTHER GENERATION 141 C. WHAT IS PARTICULAR TO GENESIS RABBAH? 143 IV.
SONG OF SONGS RABBAH 145 A. WORDS OF TORAH FORM THE MEDIUM FOR ISRAEL TO
KNOW GOD'S LOVE 146 B. THE COMMANDMENTS ARE THE MARKS OF ISRAEL'S
DISTINCTION BEFORE GOD 146 C. SEXUAL RESTRAINT CHARACTERIZES ISRAEL 148
D. DOES SONG OF SONGS RABBAH FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN?
148 E. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM: WHAT DOES
SONG OF SONGS RABBAH CONTRIBUTE? 149 V. LEVITICUS RABBAH 150 A. MOSES
WAS THE MOST FAVORED OF ALL THOSE WITH WHOM GOD COMMUNICATED 151 B. , AN
OFFERING THAT ATONES FOR SIN IS SUPERIOR TO ONE THAT DOES 'NOT 151 C.
GOD ASKS LITTLE, BUT EVEN THAT THE SOUL CANNOT ACCOMMODATE 151 D.
ATONEMENT IS EFFECTED THROUGH THE TEMPLE OFFERINGS 152 E. THE TEMPLE
MOUNT IS SOURCE OF ALL BLESSINGS 152 F. THE INDUCTIVE
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS AND THEIR COHERENCE . 152 G. DOES LEVITICUS RABBAH
FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN? 153 H. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE
THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM: WHAT DOES LEVITICUS RABBAH CONTRIBUTE? 154
VI. LAMENTATIONS RABBATI 158 A. RESTORATION: GOD WILL BRING THE END
THROUGH THE ROYAL MESSIAH AT A TIME OF HIS OWN CHOOSING, AND HIS HAND IS
NOT TO BE FORCED 159 B. TELEOLOGY WITHOUT ESCHATOLOGY: WHAT HAS BECOME
OF "THE END OF DAYS"? 160 C. THE ABSENCE OF FUTURE HISTORY DISCERNED IN
SCRIPTURE: CREATION CONTAINS WITHIN ITSELF SIGNALS OF WHAT WOULD HAPPEN
IN FUTURE HISTORY 160 D. THE ABSENCE OF ZEKHUT, THE MERIT THAT ACCRUES
IN ONE GENERATION TO THE BENEFIT OF ANOTHER GENERATION 161 E. THE
ABSENCE OF THE DOCTRINE, THE RIGHTEOUS RECEIVE THEIR REWARD LATER ON 162
F. THE ABSENCE OF THE DOCTRINE, THE COMMANDMENTS ARE THE MARKS OF
ISRAEL'S DISTINCTION BEFORE GOD 162 G. THE THEOLOGICAL
CATEGORY-FORMATION PARTICULAR TO LAMENTATIONS RABBATI: GOD SHOWED
SPECIAL FAVOR TO ISRAEL BY PUNISHING ISRAEL FOR SIN 163 H. THE STATEMENT
OF LAMENTATIONS RABBATI IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC
JUDAISM 163 I. WHAT DOES LAMENTATIONS RABBATI CONTRIBUTE? 168 VII. RUTH
RABBAH 168 A. THE PROPOSITION PARTICULAR TO RUTH RABBAH 169 B. THE
SINGULAR STATEMENT OF RUTH RABBAH 170 C. DOES RUTH RABBAH FORM A
THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN? 174 D. IN THE CONTEXT OF THE THEOLOGY
OF RABBINIC JUDAISM, WHAT DOES RUTH RABBAH CONTRIBUTE? 174 VIII. ESTHER
RABBAH 1 175 A. THE STATEMENT OF ESTHER RABBAH I IN THE CONTEXT OF THE
THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM 176 B. DOES ESTHER RABBAH I CONTRIBUTE? 180
IX. SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY 180 A. PROPOSITIONS PARTICULAR TO SIFRE TO
DEUTERONOMY 180 B. THE STATEMENT OF SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY IN THE CONTEXT
OF THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM 181 C. DOES SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY
FORM A THEOLOGICAL STATEMENT ON ITS OWN? .' 181 D. THE IMPLICIT THEOLOGY
OF SIFRE TO DEUTERONOMY: ISRAEL AND THE COVENANT, THE MEANING OF
HISTORY, THE COMMUNITY AND ITS GOVERNANCE 181 E. THE IMPLICIT THEOLOGY:
THE THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM IN EXEGETICAL FORM 186 X. MEKHILTA
ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 186 A. PROPOSITIONS PARTICULAR TO MEKHILTA
ATTRIBUTED TO R. ISHMAEL 186 B. WHAT DOES MEKHILTA ATTRIBUTED TO R.
ISHMAEL CONTRIBUTE?. 187 XI. SPECIAL CASES AND GENERAL CONCEPTIONS: HOW
WEIGHTY ARE THE CATEGORY- FORMATIONS PARTICULAR TO THE SEVERAL
DOCUMENTS? 188 A. SPECIAL CASES 188 B. GENERAL CONCEPTIONS: MODES OF
THOUGHT COMMON TO THE RABBINIC MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS 188 C. THE RABBIS'
RECOMBINANT EXEGESIS: FROM PARTS TO WHOLE TO PARTS AGAIN 189 PART THREE
MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS WITHOUT CONVENTIONAL THEOLOGICAL
CATEGORY-FORMATIONS 7. THE IMPLICIT THEOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF SIFRA 195
I. IDENTIFYING SIFRA 195 II. THE TOPICAL PROGRAM OF SIFRA 202 A. GOD AND
MAN, GOD AND ISRAEL 204 B. GOD AND THE NATIONS, ISRAEL AND THE NATIONS
204 C. DIVINE JUSTICE AND MERCY 205 D. GOD'S JUDGMENT, ISRAEL'S
REPENTANCE AND ATONEMENT; GOD'S REMORSE, ISRAEL'S CONSOLATION 205 E.
RESTORATION; GOD WILL BRING THE END THROUGH THE ROYAL MESSIAH AT A TIME
OF HIS OWN CHOOSING, AND HIS HAND IS NOT TO BE FORCED 206 III. SIFRA'S
IMPLICIT THEOLOGY OF REVELATION 206 8. MIDRASH WITHOUT THEOLOGY: SIFRE
TO NUMBERS 213 I. MIDRASH WITHOUT THEOLOGY: THE CASE OF SIFRE TO NUMBERS
213 II. THE THEOLOGICAL PROPOSITIONS OF SIFR6 TO NUMBERS: HOW THEY
COHERE IN AN INDUCTIVE READING ,.214 A. GOD AND MAN, GOD AND ISRAEL
214 B. GOD AND THE NATIONS, ISRAEL AND THE NATIONS 215 C. ISRAEL'S
ENCOUNTER WITH GOD THROUGH THE TORAH 215 D. DIVINE JUSTICE AND MERCY 215
E. GOD'S JUDGMENT, ISRAEL'S REPENTANCE AND ATONEMENT; GOD'S REMORSE,
ISRAEL'S CONSOLATION 216 F. RESTORATION: GOD WILL BRING THE END THROUGH
THE ROYAL MESSIAH AT A TIME OF HIS OWN CHOOSING, AND HIS HAND IS NOT TO
BE FORCED 216 G. THE END OF DAYS 216 H. MIDRASH WITHOUT THEOLOGY 216 V
III. WHAT DOES SIFRE TO NUMBERS CONTRIBUTE? THE CONTRAST WITH MISHNAH-
TOSEFTASOTAH 217 IV. HOW SIFRE TO NUMBERS READS NUMBERS 5 218 » V. HOW
THE HALAKHIC DOCUMENTS, THE MISHNAH AND THE TOSEFTA, READ NUMBERS 5 234
VI. THE NULL-HYPOTHESIS: WHAT WOULD A MIDRASH-COMPILATION LOOK LIKE IF
IT LACKED A THEOLOGICAL COMPONENT 246 PART FOUR RABBINIC JUDAISM: THE
THEOLOGICAL CONSTRUCTION 9. THE PLACE OF THE RABBINIC
MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS IN THE ENCOMPASSING THEOLOGY OF RABBINIC JUDAISM,
AGGADIC AND HALAKHIC 251 I. THE AGGADIC THEOLOGY OF THE RABBINIC
MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS IN CANONICAL CONTEXT: THE AGGADAH AND THE HALAKHAH
251 II. THE PRINCIPAL PARTS OF THE RABBINIC THEOLOGY: THE AGGADIC SYSTEM
254 III. THE PRINCIPAL PARTS OF THE RABBINIC THEOLOGY: THE HALAKHIC
SYSTEM 257 IV. THE HALAKHAH IN THE CONTEXT OF THE AGGADAH 263 V. THE
PLACE OF THE RABBINIC MIDRASH-COMPILATIONS IN THE ENCOMPASSING THEOLOGY
OF RABBINIC JUDAISM, AGGADIC AND HALAKHIC 271 VI. EXEGESIS OR EISEGESIS:
DO THE RABBINIC SAGES ACCURATELY REPLICATE THE PROGRAM OF SCRIPTURE? 274 |
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