Rabbinic Literature

Exploring the significance of Rabbinic literature, this guide delves into its foundational aspects, including the Oral Torah and its dual canon of law (Halakhah) and theology (Aggadah). It examines the interplay between Rabbinic literature and both the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures, highlighting the importance of these texts in understanding Jewish thought and tradition. Each chapter offers insights into the historical and religious contexts that shaped Rabbinic literature, making it essential for those interested in Jewish studies.