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The Midrash Bereshit Rabbah Major or Bereshit Rabbati, known through quotations by Raymund Martin in his Pugio Fidei, has many aggadot and aggadic ideas which recall very strongly Moses ha-Darshan's teachings; it is claimed by Zunz [5] that the midrash was actually the work of Moses. A. BERESHIT RABBA: An expositional midrash on Genesis; 4th or 5th century; V D BERESHIT RABBATI: A midrash on Genesis based on the teachings of R. Moses Hadarshan, French exegete, fl. in 1663-1711), Italian sc holar and writer, author of Melecheth Mahshebeth, a commentary on the Pentateuch; Venice, 1710 HEMATH HAHEMDAH: Bible comentary Gen. Rab. Genesis / Bereshit Rabbah GMTR Guides to the Mesopotamian Textual Record HBM Hebrew Bible Monographs HeBAI Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel Hist. Herodotus, 26 229, a report of the dream of a woman named Ayala, the writer reports hav-ing already checked Ayala's dream through bird divination, and confirms that Bereshit, "In the Beginning". "In the very beginning (Bereshit), God created…". ( Genesis 1:1) God is before, in existence, prior to the start of anything. These first words of the Bible are, in a way, an indictment against our human self-sufficiency and tendency to attempt things ourselves. God is the only one who starts a new beginning. Bereshit Rabbah. 2. Ekah Rabbati. II. The homiletic midrashim. 1. Pesiḳta. 2. Wayiḳara Rabbah. 3. Tanḥuma Yelammedenu. 4. Pesiḳta Rabbati. 5. Debarim Rabbah. 6. "since a writer who goes so extensively into all the details of the Pentateuch will hardly have laid down his pen with the story of the leprosy of Moses' sister" (comp. Zunz Footnote 6 Rashi, following Bereshit Rabbah, understood Jacob's words to Judah to be the attack on Joseph, while Rashbam assumed that they referred to a prophecy about the future. Footnote 7 Rashbam added the following comment: "Whoever explains this phrase as referring to the sale of Joseph has no understanding of either the context of the D'var Torah on Bereshit Creation, in Judaism and Science This week's Torah portion is Bereshit, "In the beginning". It is the [Genesis Rabbah 9:2] Indeed, the prophet Isaiah says, in God's name: Behold, I create new heavens and a new earth; and the old ones shall not be remembered, nor come to mind. [Isaiah 65:17] Divine providence, miracles and nature- The nature of the miraculous is a theme discussed by Ramban often though his exact stance on the balance between natural and supernatural order is somewhat unclear.146 Ramban points out147that belief in a system of reward and punishment mandates belief in continuous providence and intervention. El indicio que indicaría el inicio de la discusión sobre la primera mujer, se encuentra en un fragmento del Génesis Rabbah, el cual data del siglo V-VI, probablemente fue escrito entre los It teaches us that the sequence of the Creation as written is impossible, as is written immediately below] as our Rabbis stated (Letters of R. Akiva , letter "beth" ; Gen. Rabbah 1:6; Lev. Rabbah 36:4): [God created the world] for the sake of the Torah, which is called (Prov. 8:22): "the beginning of His way," and for the sake of Israel Midrash (Ruth Rabbah 4:4) AND RUTH THE MOABITESS SAID TO NAOMI: LET ME NOW GO TO THE FIELD, AND GLEAN AMONG THE EARS OF CORN AFTER HIM IN WHOSE SIGHT I SHALL FIND FAVOR. AND SHE SAID TO HER: GO. MY DAUGHTER (2:2). -Gleaning was a right of the poor [Lev. 19:9, 13:22, Deut. 29:19] -Malbim: How righteous is Ruth! Devarim (Deuteronomy) Rabbah is made up of 27 homili