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Animals in Rabbinic Literature
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Animals of Midrash 🐒🐈🐄A selection of midrashic stories and parables featuring animals as central literary characters. This array of animals in midrash demonstrate how the early rabbis used the animal world to draw insight and inspiration.
Compiled for study with Kinneret Seldowitz
Dovi Seldowitz•1464 Views•January 2, 2022•Drashah,Animal Cruelty,Parables,Inspiration,Midrash,Nature,Animals,Talmud,Ecology,Mussar (מוּסָר )
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