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Legends of the Bible

By: Material type: TextTextPhiladelphia The Jewish Publication Society of America c1956Description: xxxix, 646pContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 56-9915
Contents:
Introduction - Shalom Spiegel. 1 The creation of the world. 2 Adam. 3 The ten generations. 4 Noah. 5 Abraham. 6 Jacob. 7 Joseph. 8 Job. 9 Moses in Egypt. 10 Moses in the wilderness. 11 Joshua. 12 The judges. 13 Samuel and Saul. 14 David. 15 Solomon. 16 Judah and Israel. 17 Elijah. 18 Elisha and Jonah. 19 The later kings of Judah. 20 The exile. 21 The return of the captivity. 22 Esther
Abstract: 'These versions of the stories of Adam and Eve, Noah and the Ark, Jonah and the whale, King Solomon and the other great figures of the Bible were originally published for scholars in a massive seven-volume work with notes in nearly forty languages. In this shorter and simpler form, they remain what is probably the most distinguished work of Biblical scholarship ever produced in the United States.'
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This book is a shorter version of The legends of the Jews, orig. pub. in 7 volumes, c1909, 1910, 1911, 1913. (Verso). Special intro. written for this ed. by Shalom Spiegel. (Verso). "The first volume of [Ginzberg's] The Legends of the Jews, of which this book is an abridgment, was published in 1909.' --p. 647

Introduction - Shalom Spiegel. 1 The creation of the world. 2 Adam. 3 The ten generations. 4 Noah. 5 Abraham. 6 Jacob. 7 Joseph. 8 Job. 9 Moses in Egypt. 10 Moses in the wilderness. 11 Joshua. 12 The judges. 13 Samuel and Saul. 14 David. 15 Solomon. 16 Judah and Israel. 17 Elijah. 18 Elisha and Jonah. 19 The later kings of Judah. 20 The exile. 21 The return of the captivity. 22 Esther

'These versions of the stories of Adam and Eve, Noah and the Ark, Jonah and the whale, King Solomon and the other great figures of the Bible were originally published for scholars in a massive seven-volume work with notes in nearly forty languages. In this shorter and simpler form, they remain what is probably the most distinguished work of Biblical scholarship ever produced in the United States.'

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