A Conceptual Commentary on Midrash Leviticus Rabbah Value Concepts in Rabbinic Thought
In this book Kadushin offers a running commentary on sections of Leviticus Rabbah. His goal is not only to explicate individual sections of this Late Antique midrashic work, but also to highlight the basic conceptual framework within which the rabbis worked. Kadushin's commentary highlights the...
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