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Midrash

Medieval Hebrew commentaries on the Hebrew Bible, in the form of sermons, in which allegory and legendary illustration are used. They were compiled mainly in Palestine between AD 400 and 1200, and form part of the Haggadah, the narrative tradition of the Talmud.



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Connected to the Mendel Gottesman Library through the Nagel Family Atrium and Student Commons, the Center's six floors and lower-level archives house a two-story, 500-seat Beit Midrash (Torah Study Hall); modern lecture halls; 11 classrooms, conference and seminar rooms; faculty and student lounges; a dean's suite; 50 faculty and administrative offices; library archival space; a patio; and gardens.
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The value of Midrash in Judaism was not just that it ameliorated inappropriate or anachronistic ideas but that it carried absolute authority in its revisionism.
 
 
 
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