Job

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Explore 939 Jewish texts related to the theme of Job, drawn from Midrash, Kabbalah, Apocrypha, and classical Jewish literature.

Jacob's Legacy and Accuser

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

We read stories of righteous people facing hardship after hardship, and it just doesn't seem fair. Think about Jacob. After all he went through, you'd think he deserved a little pe...

Jacob's Transgression and Joseph

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

It's far more than just a tale of sibling rivalry and Egyptian intrigue. According to the Legends of the Jews, compiled by Rabbi Louis Ginzberg, Jacob endured the hardships of his ...

Joseph in Egypt and Rachel

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

The weight of grief, the injustice of his situation… it’s almost unbearable. The text tells us that Joseph wept so intensely that he became “immovable as a stone” (Legends of the J...

Media and the Dreamer

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

They're prophecies, warnings, glimpses into the future, and sometimes, even clues about the fate of nations! Remember the story of Joseph in Egypt? He's not just interpreting dream...

Joseph Among the Heavenly Host

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

After years of famine, Joseph, now the all-powerful viceroy of Egypt, finally reveals himself to his brothers. Can you imagine their shock? "Ye see it with your own eyes," Joseph d...

Divine Presence and Egypt

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

That’s kind of how Jacob must have felt, facing the prospect of his family’s descent into Egypt. The stories tell us that Jacob, also known as Israel, was deeply concerned about th...

Joseph's Vision of Egyptians

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

We know him for his dreams, his betrayal, and his rise to power in Egypt, but according to tradition, there was so much more to him. Joseph earned the title "the God-fearing one"—a...

Jacob Among the Fathers and Egypt

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

Jacob, nearing his end, isn't just dictating his will. He's imparting something far more profound. He turns to Joseph, his favored son, the one who rose to power in Egypt. "And tho...

Death of Jacob and Egypt

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

The Egyptians, according to Legends of the Jews, actually mourned Jacob. Why? Because they believed his presence had lessened the severity of the famine. Instead of lasting the div...