The origins of Midrash: from teaching to text
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Leiden ; Boston
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| Schriftenreihe: | Supplements to the journal for the study of Judaism
volume 180 |
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XVIII, 405 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9789004153141 |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments xi Abbreviations xiv Introduction і 1 Introducing the Book і 2 Methodological Considerations 3 The Plan of the Book 6 4 1 Toward a Legal-Instructional Model of midrash 9 1 What is midrash? 9 2 The Textual-Hermeneutical Model of midrash 13 3 The Legal-Instructional Model of midrash 17 PART 1 Darash and theJewish Leaders ofthe Second Temple Period 2 The Scribe (sofer) in the Second Temple Period 23 1 The Scribe as Writing Professional 23 2 The Early Mesopotamian Scribe or ţupsarru: Accountant and Tallyman 29 3 The West-Semitic Scribe or spr: Recorder 31 4 The Post-Exilic sofer: Ezra as safar data or Law Interpreter, Instructor and Advisor 38 5 safar and sofer in Other Texts of the Second Temple Period: Corroborative Evidence 58 6 The sofer in Sirach and Other Hebrew Passages of the Second Temple Period 68 7 The sofer in a Leadership Role in Jewish Society of the Late Second Temple Period 71 8 The Meaning of darash in Late Biblical Hebrew 75 9 Conclusions 83 Excursus: The Figure of sofer in the Jewish Apocalyptic Tradition of the Second Temple Period 85
CONTENTS VIII 3 Doresh ha-torah and midrash torah: Teaching and Interpretation in the Dead Sea Scrolls 87 1 Introduction 87 2 midrash ha-torah and doresh ha-torah in the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Texts 95 3 The Qumran Community and Instruction in Law 123 Appendix 1: Passages Containing the Terms midrash ha-torah and doresh ha-torah in the Dead Sea Scrolls 127 Appendix 2: The Manuscript Evidence of the Rule of the Community (iQS) and the Text of the Council Rule (lQS vni֊ix) 131 Appendix 3: The Role of the Community Council {‘azat ha-yahad) within the Qumran Community 139 4 The Pharisees: Exegetes of the Laws 145 1 The Pharisees as Exegetes of the Laws: The Evidence from Josephus 145 2 The Scholarly View of exegesis as Interpretation of the Biblical Text and its Relation to midrash 148 3 The Meaning of έξηγέομαι 151 4 Exegesis in Legal Context: the Exegetes of the Eleusinian Mysteries 156 5 The Pharisees as Juristic Consultants of the Laws 158 6 Sabbath Convocations and the Reading of Law 160 7 Law and Scriptural Interpretation in the Late Second Temple Period 164 8 Modern Scholarship Regarding Textual Interpretation by the Pharisees 166 9 “Exegete of the Ancient Laws” and doresh ha-torah 167 PART 2 Darash and the Sages of the Early Rabbinic Period 5The Rabbinic Sage (hakham) and the bet midrash 171 Introduction 171 1 The hakham 172 2 The taimid hakhamim 175 3 The bet midrash 182 4 Transformation of the Function of the bet midrash at the End of the Tannaitic Period 198
CONTENTS IX 5 Conclusions 210 Excursus: A Comparison with the Roman Jurist 212 Appendix: bitui bet ha-midrash and bitul torah 215 6 Darash and midrash: The Occupation of the hakham 222 1 Does darash Imply Scriptural Interpretation? 222 2 darash in Contexts of Scriptural Exposition 230 3 darash at the Junction of Law and Text 239 4 darash and the Exposition of Scriptural Law 249 5 midrash: from Instruction to Interpretation 261 6 doresh and darshan as nornen agentis 272 7 midrash and the Schools of Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Akiva 8 Summary 280 Appendix: Insights into Selected Passages 283 7 From an Age of Instruction to an Age of Interpretation 289 1 Jewish Exegesis in Antiquity 289 2 Rabbi Isaac’s midrash: “It is Scripture that I Expound” 295 3 midrash and the Polysemeity of Scripture 297 4 From an Age of Instruction to an Age of Interpretation 303 List of Editions of Rabbinic Texts and Method of Citation Bibliography 311 Index of Modern Authors 352 Index of Words and Phrases 357 Index of Passages Cited 371 Index of Subjects 392 307 276
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Contents Acknowledgments xi Abbreviations xiv Introduction і 1 Introducing the Book і 2 Methodological Considerations 3 The Plan of the Book 6 4 1 Toward a Legal-Instructional Model of midrash 9 1 What is midrash? 9 2 The Textual-Hermeneutical Model of midrash 13 3 The Legal-Instructional Model of midrash 17 PART 1 Darash and theJewish Leaders ofthe Second Temple Period 2 The Scribe (sofer) in the Second Temple Period 23 1 The Scribe as Writing Professional 23 2 The Early Mesopotamian Scribe or ţupsarru: Accountant and Tallyman 29 3 The West-Semitic Scribe or spr: Recorder 31 4 The Post-Exilic sofer: Ezra as safar data' or Law Interpreter, Instructor and Advisor 38 5 safar and sofer in Other Texts of the Second Temple Period: Corroborative Evidence 58 6 The sofer in Sirach and Other Hebrew Passages of the Second Temple Period 68 7 The sofer in a Leadership Role in Jewish Society of the Late Second Temple Period 71 8 The Meaning of darash in Late Biblical Hebrew 75 9 Conclusions 83 Excursus: The Figure of sofer in the Jewish Apocalyptic Tradition of the Second Temple Period 85
CONTENTS VIII 3 Doresh ha-torah and midrash torah: Teaching and Interpretation in the Dead Sea Scrolls 87 1 Introduction 87 2 midrash ha-torah and doresh ha-torah in the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Texts 95 3 The Qumran Community and Instruction in Law 123 Appendix 1: Passages Containing the Terms midrash ha-torah and doresh ha-torah in the Dead Sea Scrolls 127 Appendix 2: The Manuscript Evidence of the Rule of the Community (iQS) and the Text of the Council Rule (lQS vni֊ix) 131 Appendix 3: The Role of the Community Council {‘azat ha-yahad) within the Qumran Community 139 4 The Pharisees: Exegetes of the Laws 145 1 The Pharisees as Exegetes of the Laws: The Evidence from Josephus 145 2 The Scholarly View of exegesis as Interpretation of the Biblical Text and its Relation to midrash 148 3 The Meaning of έξηγέομαι 151 4 Exegesis in Legal Context: the Exegetes of the Eleusinian Mysteries 156 5 The Pharisees as Juristic Consultants of the Laws 158 6 Sabbath Convocations and the Reading of Law 160 7 Law and Scriptural Interpretation in the Late Second Temple Period 164 8 Modern Scholarship Regarding Textual Interpretation by the Pharisees 166 9 “Exegete of the Ancient Laws” and doresh ha-torah 167 PART 2 Darash and the Sages of the Early Rabbinic Period 5The Rabbinic Sage (hakham) and the bet midrash 171 Introduction 171 1 The hakham 172 2 The taimid hakhamim 175 3 The bet midrash 182 4 Transformation of the Function of the bet midrash at the End of the Tannaitic Period 198
CONTENTS IX 5 Conclusions 210 Excursus: A Comparison with the Roman Jurist 212 Appendix: bitui bet ha-midrash and bitul torah 215 6 Darash and midrash: The Occupation of the hakham 222 1 Does darash Imply Scriptural Interpretation? 222 2 darash in Contexts of Scriptural Exposition 230 3 darash at the Junction of Law and Text 239 4 darash and the Exposition of Scriptural Law 249 5 midrash: from Instruction to Interpretation 261 6 doresh and darshan as nornen agentis 272 7 midrash and the Schools of Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Akiva 8 Summary 280 Appendix: Insights into Selected Passages 283 7 From an Age of Instruction to an Age of Interpretation 289 1 Jewish Exegesis in Antiquity 289 2 Rabbi Isaac’s midrash: “It is Scripture that I Expound” 295 3 midrash and the Polysemeity of Scripture 297 4 From an Age of Instruction to an Age of Interpretation 303 List of Editions of Rabbinic Texts and Method of Citation Bibliography 311 Index of Modern Authors 352 Index of Words and Phrases 357 Index of Passages Cited 371 Index of Subjects 392 307 276 |
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