Biblical Women Speak employs midrash (interpretative techniques) to discover ten biblical women's stories from a female point of view and provide insights beyond how ancient male scholars viewed them.
Biblical Women Speak employs midrash (interpretative techniques) to discover ten biblical women's stories from a female point of view and provide insights beyond how ancient male scholars viewed them.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Keturah: Abraham’s Last Wife Biblical Text: Genesis 25:1–6 Modern Midrash: Keturah, The Great Mother of Many Generations Classical Commentary and Midrash: Devoted Wife or Concubine? Author’s Commentary: Keturah’s Missing Story—Filling in the Blanks
2. Leah and Rachel: Devoted Sisters and Bitter Rivals Biblical Text: Genesis 35:16–21 Modern Midrash: Leah’s Eulogy Classical Commentary and Midrash: Sisters, Wives, Rivals, and Matriarchs Author’s Commentary: A Tale of Two Sisters
3. Bat Shua: Judah’s Unnamed Wife Biblical Text: Genesis 38:1–12 Modern Midrash: The Woman Who Mourns Classical Commentary and Midrash: Judah’s Family Misfortune Author’s Commentary: Bat Shua’s Tragic Tale of Lust and Loss
4. Bilhah: The Loving Handmaid Biblical Text: Genesis 50:15–17 Modern Midrash: A Letter to My Beloved Son Joseph Classical Commentary and Midrash: Bilhah the Servant, Sister, Surrogate, Spouse Author’s Commentary: Emissary of Forgiveness
5. Pharaoh’s Daughters, Part 1: Potiphar’s Unnamed Wife Biblical Text: Genesis 39:1–19 Modern Midrash: Zuleikha, the Prison Mistress Classical Commentary and Midrash: Potiphar’s Wife in the Joseph Narrative Author’s Commentary: A Name and Narrative for Potiphar’s Wife
6. Pharaoh’s Daughters, Part 2: Puah, Shiphrah, and the Sacred Sisterhood Biblical Text: Exodus 1:8–22 Modern Midrash: The Sacred Sisterhood Classical Commentary and Midrash: The Subversive Midwives Author’s Commentary: The Midwives’ Tale
7. Pharaoh’s Daughters, Part 3: The Princess and the Slave Girl Who Rescue Moses Biblical Text: Exodus 2:1–9 Modern Midrash: Amat-Bat-Ra, the Servant Savior Classical Commentary and Midrash: Princess, Protector, Prophet Author’s Commentary: A Conspiracy of Women
8. Shelomith Bat Dibri: The Blasphemer’s Mother Biblical Text: Leviticus 24:10–14 Modern Midrash: Testament of Shelomith Classical Commentary and Midrash: The Biblical Tale of the Blasphemer Author’s Commentary: A Mother’s Anguish
9. Miriam: Exiled by God, Dwelling beyond the Camp Biblical Text: Numbers 12:1–16 Modern Midrash: Miriam’s Fringes Classical Commentary and Midrash: Crime and Punishment Author’s Commentary: Outcasts and Angels
10. Noah: Daughter of Zelophehad Biblical Text: Numbers 27:1–8, 36:1–12 Modern Midrash: Noah and Elishama—A Love Story Classical Commentary and Midrash: Five Righteous Women Author’s Commentary: Rights Given and Taken Away
Appendix: Overview of Midrash Glossary of Classical Sources Notes Bibliography
1. Keturah: Abraham’s Last Wife Biblical Text: Genesis 25:1–6 Modern Midrash: Keturah, The Great Mother of Many Generations Classical Commentary and Midrash: Devoted Wife or Concubine? Author’s Commentary: Keturah’s Missing Story—Filling in the Blanks
2. Leah and Rachel: Devoted Sisters and Bitter Rivals Biblical Text: Genesis 35:16–21 Modern Midrash: Leah’s Eulogy Classical Commentary and Midrash: Sisters, Wives, Rivals, and Matriarchs Author’s Commentary: A Tale of Two Sisters
3. Bat Shua: Judah’s Unnamed Wife Biblical Text: Genesis 38:1–12 Modern Midrash: The Woman Who Mourns Classical Commentary and Midrash: Judah’s Family Misfortune Author’s Commentary: Bat Shua’s Tragic Tale of Lust and Loss
4. Bilhah: The Loving Handmaid Biblical Text: Genesis 50:15–17 Modern Midrash: A Letter to My Beloved Son Joseph Classical Commentary and Midrash: Bilhah the Servant, Sister, Surrogate, Spouse Author’s Commentary: Emissary of Forgiveness
5. Pharaoh’s Daughters, Part 1: Potiphar’s Unnamed Wife Biblical Text: Genesis 39:1–19 Modern Midrash: Zuleikha, the Prison Mistress Classical Commentary and Midrash: Potiphar’s Wife in the Joseph Narrative Author’s Commentary: A Name and Narrative for Potiphar’s Wife
6. Pharaoh’s Daughters, Part 2: Puah, Shiphrah, and the Sacred Sisterhood Biblical Text: Exodus 1:8–22 Modern Midrash: The Sacred Sisterhood Classical Commentary and Midrash: The Subversive Midwives Author’s Commentary: The Midwives’ Tale
7. Pharaoh’s Daughters, Part 3: The Princess and the Slave Girl Who Rescue Moses Biblical Text: Exodus 2:1–9 Modern Midrash: Amat-Bat-Ra, the Servant Savior Classical Commentary and Midrash: Princess, Protector, Prophet Author’s Commentary: A Conspiracy of Women
8. Shelomith Bat Dibri: The Blasphemer’s Mother Biblical Text: Leviticus 24:10–14 Modern Midrash: Testament of Shelomith Classical Commentary and Midrash: The Biblical Tale of the Blasphemer Author’s Commentary: A Mother’s Anguish
9. Miriam: Exiled by God, Dwelling beyond the Camp Biblical Text: Numbers 12:1–16 Modern Midrash: Miriam’s Fringes Classical Commentary and Midrash: Crime and Punishment Author’s Commentary: Outcasts and Angels
10. Noah: Daughter of Zelophehad Biblical Text: Numbers 27:1–8, 36:1–12 Modern Midrash: Noah and Elishama—A Love Story Classical Commentary and Midrash: Five Righteous Women Author’s Commentary: Rights Given and Taken Away
Appendix: Overview of Midrash Glossary of Classical Sources Notes Bibliography
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