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Midrash

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Midrash rabbah

H. Freedman, Maurice Simon

1939

Angels Sweep the Desert Floor

Miriam Chaikin

2002

Rabbinic literature and Greco-Roman philosophy

Henry A. Fischel

1973

Where Heaven & Earth Touch

Danny Siegel

1989

The Legends of the Jews

Louis Ginzberg

1913

The Midrash Says - The Book of Vayikra

Moshe Weissman

1982

Midrashic women

Judith Reesa Baskin

2002

Midrash & medicine

William Cutter

2010

Aspects of wisdom in Judaism and early Christianity

Robert Louis Wilken

1975

Einleitung in Talmud und Midrasch

Strack, Hermann Leberecht, Herman Leberecht Strack

1959

Genesis rabbah

Jacob Neusner

1985

Biblical Women Unbound

Norma Rosen

2001

But God remembered

Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

1995

The Bible as read and preached in the old synagogue

Jacob Mann

1971

What is Midrash? ; and, A Midrash reader

Jacob Neusner

1994

The exegetical imagination

Michael A. Fishbane

1998

The midrash key

Edward J. Vasicek

2010

Christian faith and the Bible of Judaism

Jacob Neusner

1987

Midrashic selections

Pinkas Rudolf Weis

1955

Midrash and literature

Geoffrey H. Hartman, Sanford Budick

1986

Invitation to Midrash

Jacob Neusner

1989

Célébration biblique

Elie Wiesel

1976

Hammer on the Rock

Nahum N. Glatzer

1987

Literature of the Synagogue

Joseph Heinemann, Jakob Josef Petuchowski

1975

A taste of text

Ronald H. Isaacs

2003

Medieval Hebrew; The Midrash; The Kabbalah (Sacred Books and Early Literature of the East, Vol. 4) (Sacred Books & Early Literature of the East)

Charles F. Horne

1997

Sing, O barren one

Mary Callaway

1986

Reimagining the Bible

Howard Schwartz

1997

Habakkuk, Jonah, Nahum and Obiadiah in Talmud and Midrash

Jacob Neusner

2007

The literary genre midrash

Addison G. Wright

1967

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