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In Contradistinction To Literal Interpretation, ...
Contributed by Ed Vasicek on Oct 26, 2009 (message contributor)
"In contradistinction to literal interpretation, subsequently called "peshaṭ" (comp. Geiger’s "Wiss. Zeit. Jüd. Theol." v. 244), the term "midrash" designates an exegesis which, going more deeply than the mere literal sense, attempts to penetrate into the spirit of the Scriptures, to examine the text from all sides, and thereby to derive interpretations which are not immediately obvious. The Talmud (Sanh. 34b) compares this kind of midrashic exposition to a hammer which awakens the slumbering sparks in the rock." [Jewish Encyclopedia]
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To Insure Victory In Combat, Soldiers Need ... PRO
Contributed by Joel Santos on Sep 24, 2004
"To insure victory in combat, soldiers need confidence in their leader with a felling that when they go out in the battlefield, they have great chances of ...read more
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Cain's Memorial Was Of The Lesser Sacrifice Of ...
Contributed by Philip Harrelson on Dec 28, 2006
• Cain’s Memorial was of the lesser sacrifice of crops from the earth. • Achan’s Memorial was of perishables in garments and gold. • Esau’s Memorial was a full stomach and a wasted birthright. • Solomons’ Memorial was the wisdom wasted on fools. • Zedekiah’s Memorial was iron horns in dishonest ...read more
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Joseph White, In His Book The Troubled Adolescent ...
Contributed by Jim Kane on Feb 2, 2005
Joseph White, in his book The Troubled Adolescent says that 1 in 8 teens between 12 and 18 will run away at least once. The majority, he notes, are white girls, either 15 or 16, who have never had trouble with the ...read more
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Memorials PRO
Contributed by Philip Harrelson on Dec 28, 2006
• Noah’s Memorial was an Ark. • Abraham’s Memorials was found in his altars. • Isaac’s Memorials flowed from his wells. • Moses’ Memorial was the Law (which included the Tabernacle and it’s furnishings). • Caleb’s Memorial was a mountain discovered in his youth but captured in his old ...read more
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President Ronald Reagan Gave One Of The Best ... PRO
Contributed by Philip Harrelson on Dec 28, 2006
-President Ronald Reagan gave one of the best ‘Memorial Day’ speeches ever given on the 40th anniversary of the D-Day in 1984. D-Day was the invasion of France that led to the destruction and ultimate surrender of Nazi Germany. “We stand on a lonely, windswept point on the northern shore of ...read more
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