Preface 1. What is Midrash? 2. Traditional motifs in early rabbinic exegesis I: Job and the Generation of the Flood 3. Traditional motifs in early rabbinic exegesis II: Job and Israel's early history as a nation 4. Popular legends and traditions I: the archetypal sage 5. Popular legends and traditions II: the archetypal priest-king 6. Popular legends and traditions III: the regenerating tree 7. The midrashic background for James 2: 21-23 8. Elements of Near-Eastern mythology in Rabbinic Aggadah 9. Conclusions Appendixes Bibliography Index.
Preface 1. What is Midrash? 2. Traditional motifs in early rabbinic exegesis I: Job and the Generation of the Flood 3. Traditional motifs in early rabbinic exegesis II: Job and Israel's early history as a nation 4. Popular legends and traditions I: the archetypal sage 5. Popular legends and traditions II: the archetypal priest-king 6. Popular legends and traditions III: the regenerating tree 7. The midrashic background for James 2: 21-23 8. Elements of Near-Eastern mythology in Rabbinic Aggadah 9. Conclusions Appendixes Bibliography Index.
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