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Daily Archives: May 25, 2016
Enoch and the Essene Hypothesis
Reading Acts The book known today as 1 Enoch not a single book, but rather a series of short books written over a period of time. They share some themes and interests, most obviously revelations given to Enoch. Since four … Continue reading
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Benjamin Brown on Halakhic Labor Law: Statist or Democratic?
Originally posted on The Book of Doctrines and Opinions::
One of my favorite articles by Prof. Benjamin Brown of Hebrew University has recently been translated and revised. It was first given in 2006 and here it is online a decade…
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