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In the Rabbis' Garden: Adam and Eve in the Midrash / Is a reflection on the story of Adam and eve, specifically Midrash rabbah on genesis 2:25 and genesis 3:1-24, a modern Midrash that is both ancient and contemporary. discusses the text and lets the reader hear the internal conversation of the rabbinic sages filling in gaps, exposing levels of meaning, stretching the imagination, solving problems, creating new ones, extracting meaning from experience, and making intertextual echoes.

GMD	Book
Corporate Author	Midrash.Genesis--Criticismandinterpretation
Classification	296.14 BLI
Publisher	Northvale, N.J., Jason Aronson Incorporated, 1983
Subject	Midrash. Genesis--Criticism and interpretationJewish Law-Tradition-BeliefsHalachah--Rituals and PracticesAdam (Biblical figure) in rabbinical literatureEve (Biblical figure) in rabbinical literatureBible, O.T.-Criticism, InterpretationBible. O.T. Genesis XVIII-XIX--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Description	126
ISBN	9780765759870
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