Midrash

Gary G. Porton

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Qur’anic Interpretation Studies Religion, Theology, History, Judaism, Christianity

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The rabbinic term for biblical exegesis, a noun derived from the Heb root drš, which in the Bible means “to inquire, investigate,” generally with God or a human king as the object of the verb. Appearance of Mdrš Ezra 7:10 is the first place in which a written text appears as the object of drš (Gert

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