The Book of Leviticus Interpreted as Jewish Community.
An essay examining three rabbinic commentaries on Leviticus that is contemporary with Ralph, those of Rashi, Rashbam and R. Joseph Bekhor Shor is presented. The author discusses the interpretation of Jewish attitudes correctly from antiquity through the middle Ages and into modern times. It examines...
| Publicado en: | Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations Vol. 6; no. 1; pp. 1 - 16 |
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Boston College Center for Christian-Jewish Learning
2011
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| Sumario: | An essay examining three rabbinic commentaries on Leviticus that is contemporary with Ralph, those of Rashi, Rashbam and R. Joseph Bekhor Shor is presented. The author discusses the interpretation of Jewish attitudes correctly from antiquity through the middle Ages and into modern times. It examines the close reading through which these three exegete's interpreted specific biblical texts and it does not attempt to describe a direct correspondence between specific Jewish and Christian exegetes. |
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