apodictic law |
Jassen (2014) 36, 38, 187, 188 |
carrying,prohibited on sabbath,biblical referents,in dead dea scrolls |
Jassen (2014) 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178, 180, 181, 182, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 196, 199, 204, 205, 206 |
carrying,prohibited on sabbath,biblical referents,in rabbinic literature |
Jassen (2014) 206, 213, 214 |
carrying,prohibited on sabbath,biblical referents |
Jassen (2014) 177, 178, 180, 190 |
formal structure of law in dead sea scrolls |
Jassen (2014) 187 |
halakhah |
Jassen (2014) 36, 38 |
hermeneutical method,inversion (literary) |
Jassen (2014) 184, 185 |
hermeneutical method,rabbinic developments in |
Jassen (2014) 38 |
law,ancient israel |
Jassen (2014) 213 |
law,comparative history of |
Jassen (2014) 36, 38 |
legal-exegetical method |
Jassen (2014) 17 |
midrash (as a method) |
Jassen (2014) 36 |
midrash halakhah |
Jassen (2014) 36, 38 |
moses |
Jassen (2014) 177 |
muqṣe |
Jassen (2014) 176 |
non-pentateuchal scripture,appeal to,rabbinic rejection of |
Jassen (2014) 213 |
non-pentateuchal scripture,appeal to |
Jassen (2014) 17, 213 |
paraphrase |
Jassen (2014) 176, 177 |
pentateuchal |
Jassen (2014) 17 |
pesharim |
Jassen (2014) 36 |
prooftexts,non-pentateuchal |
Jassen (2014) 17 |
prooftexts |
Jassen (2014) 38 |
rewritten scripture,of legal material |
Jassen (2014) 38 |
sabbath boundary |
Jassen (2014) 188 |
sabbath code |
Jassen (2014) 144, 188 |
textual authority,in rabbinic texts |
Jassen (2014) 38 |
thoughts,prohibition of,in dead dea scrolls |
Jassen (2014) 144 |
travel on sabbath' |
Jassen (2014) 188 |
travel on sabbath |
Jassen (2014) 187 |