על הלכה חיצונה שנכנסה לפני ולפנים
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Reference type:
Journal Article
year:
1996
Full title:
על הלכה חיצונה שנכנסה לפני ולפנים
Translated title:
The Acceptance of an Apocryphal Halakha
Journal / Book Title || Series Title:
Tarbiz
Volume:
65
Issue / Series Volume:
2
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0
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Pages:
225-229
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Abstract:
The Midrash Halakha served as a basic text among the various sects of Jews during the Second Temple era. This can be exemplified by the exposition of a surprising congruence of sources: a law found in the Temple Scroll' dealing with 'profane meat' (Deut. 12:20), that appears in recent Rabbinic Novellae as well, although its provenance was unknown. Even the development of this law, as can be found in the Karaite sources, has found its way into nineteenth-century Rabbinic Law.
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Language:
Hebrew
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Hebrew bible:
Book:
Deuteronomy
Chapter(s):
12
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Primary Texts: Judean Desert Documents:
Scroll / Document:
11Q19
Section type:
Column
Passage:
52
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URL:
http://www.jstor.org/pss/70018204
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1996
Record number:
5 060