Some Aspects of Rabbinic Theology
Some Aspects of Rabbinic Theology
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2 Sifre, ibid. Cf. Sanhedrin, 99 b. See also Guttmann, Monats- schrift, 42, p. 337 seq. He tries to justify the reading T\ZhTO SW, explaining it to mean the allegoric interpretation of Scriptures, in opposition to its literal meaning (especially the legal portions), with the intention of abolishing the law. Dr. Guttmann's explanation re- ceives support from the fact that the interpretations of the Rabbis in the Sifre in the quoted places are undoubtedly strongly polemical, as... may be seen from the following passage, forming a comment on Num. 1522 and 23: "Where is it to be inferred from that he who believes in the worship of idols is as much as if he denied the Ten Words (the Decalogue) ? . . . Where is it further to be inferred from that it is as much as if he would deny all that was commanded to Moses, . . . That 222 SOME ASPECTS OF RABBINIC THEOLOGY Another expression suggesting rebellion is "stretch- ing the hand into the root. " By this is chiefly meant blasphemy and other sins punishable by stoning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, pp. 334 and 335.
2 Sifre, ibid. Cf. Sanhedrin, 99 b. See also Guttmann, Monats- schrift, 42, p. 337 seq. He tries to justify the reading T\ZhTO SW, explaining it to mean the allegoric interpretation of Scriptures, in opposition to its literal meaning (especially the legal portions), with the intention of abolishing the law. Dr. Guttmann's explanation re- ceives support from the fact that the interpretations of the Rabbis in the Sifre in the quoted places are undoubtedly strongly polemical, as... may be seen from the following passage, forming a comment on Num. 1522 and 23: "Where is it to be inferred from that he who believes in the worship of idols is as much as if he denied the Ten Words (the Decalogue) ? . . . Where is it further to be inferred from that it is as much as if he would deny all that was commanded to Moses, . . . That 222 SOME ASPECTS OF RABBINIC THEOLOGY Another expression suggesting rebellion is "stretch- ing the hand into the root. " By this is chiefly meant blasphemy and other sins punishable by stoning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schechter, S. (Solomon), 1847-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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