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Last week some of you gave me suggestions for sources of midrash grouped by parsha (or verse, in some cases). Today I asked my rabbi the same question and he had these additional suggestions:
First, Sefer Ha-Aggadah by Bialik and Ravnitzky is the book to get, he said. (Meta-comment: I wrote down "Bialek" and "Sefer Haggadah"; Amazon search didn't get that for me, but Google did -- and once I had the corrections I could find it on Amazon.)
He mentioned two others that are grouped by topic rather than by parsha. For the first, I wrote down "Montifiore's Jewish Anthology" but that's not turning up results for me (including via Google book search), so I may have gotten something wrong. The other is Voices of Wisdom by Klagsbrun.
First, Sefer Ha-Aggadah by Bialik and Ravnitzky is the book to get, he said. (Meta-comment: I wrote down "Bialek" and "Sefer Haggadah"; Amazon search didn't get that for me, but Google did -- and once I had the corrections I could find it on Amazon.)
He mentioned two others that are grouped by topic rather than by parsha. For the first, I wrote down "Montifiore's Jewish Anthology" but that's not turning up results for me (including via Google book search), so I may have gotten something wrong. The other is Voices of Wisdom by Klagsbrun.
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I have no idea what it means, but I now occasionally go around yelling, "SEAWEASEL!"
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