Sentences with MIDRASHIC
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"The rabbi delivered a midrashic explanation of the biblical passage."
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"The midrashic interpretation shed new light on the story."
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"The students engaged in a lively discussion about the midrashic implications."
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"Her thesis explored the midrashic traditions of the Talmud."
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"The book provided a comprehensive analysis of midrashic literature."
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"The scholars debated the authenticity of the midrashic texts."
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"The midrashic narrative presented an alternative version of the biblical story."
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"The professor assigned a midrashic reading for the next class."
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"The midrashic commentaries offered alternative interpretations of the Torah."
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"The midrashic approach highlighted the moral lessons of the biblical stories."
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"The midrashic interpretation of Noah's flood is about God's disappointment in humanity."
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"One midrashic account explains the origin of the rainbow as a sign of God's covenant."
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"The rabbis engaged in midrashic debates about the nature of the afterlife."
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"A midrashic explanation suggests that Joseph's coat of many colors represented his status as his father's favorite."
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"The midrashic tradition often includes imaginative embellishments to biblical stories."
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"Many midrashic stories explore the psychological motives and feelings of biblical characters."
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"The midrashic approach allows for multiple interpretations of biblical texts."
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"Rabbinic scholars dedicated their lives to the study of midrashic texts."
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"The midrashic narrative of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac focuses on the faith and trust of both father and son."
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"In midrashic texts, biblical figures are often portrayed as complex and flawed individuals."
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"The midrashic tradition emerged during the period of the Second Temple in ancient Israel."
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"The midrashic exegesis seeks to elucidate the moral lessons embedded in biblical narratives."
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"A midrashic interpretation of the creation story emphasizes God's role as a loving and caring creator."
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"Some argue that midrashic literature can inspire a deeper spiritual understanding of the Bible."
