Noah & Flood

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Explore 1,442 Jewish texts related to the theme of Noah & Flood, drawn from Midrash, Kabbalah, Apocrypha, and classical Jewish literature.

Satan and the Ark

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

So, picture this: Satan, the ultimate cosmic prosecutor, he's gone and built a case against the Jewish people. And not just any case. This is the kind of indictment that has God Hi...

Shushan's Prayer

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

Not inside a synagogue, not in the comfort of their homes, but out in the open, exposed and vulnerable. They brought the Aron Kodesh, the Ark, containing the very scroll of the law...

Kingdom of Esther and Thou

Ginzberg Legends of the Jews (Ginzberg)

The Jewish tradition offers some pretty powerful ways to navigate those moments, drawing strength from the stories of our ancestors. Imagine Esther, poised to enter the court of Ki...

Wisdom of Solomon and Kings

Midrash Aggadah Midrash Aggadah

Our tradition teaches that wisdom isn't just something you're born with. It's something you actively seek, something you pray for, something you might even… fast for. The Midrash M...

Yom Kippur and the Origins of the World

Midrash Aggadah Midrash Aggadah

Proverbs 23:5 speaks to this feeling, saying, "When you set your eyes on it, it is gone. For wealth certainly makes itself wings." But what does this really mean? One fascinating i...

Rabbi Simon and the Origins of the World

Midrash Aggadah Midrash Aggadah

Turns out, it does! And like any good friend, it’s got some warnings mixed in with the… well, potential for celebration. This all comes to light in a fascinating passage from Midra...

Noah: Adam and the Origins of the World

Midrash Aggadah Midrash Aggadah

It's more than just a nice sentiment; it's a springboard for some incredible midrashic interpretations. The Midrash Mishlei, a collection of interpretations on the Book of Proverbs...

Abraham and the Origins of the World

Midrash Rabbah Midrash Rabbah

The ancient sages pondered similar questions when interpreting the very first verse of the Book of Numbers, Bamidbar, which begins: “The Lord spoke to Moses in the wilderness of Si...

Joshua and Noah

Midrash Rabbah Midrash Rabbah

In the book of Numbers, Bamidbar, we find a census being taken. But there's a twist. "However, the tribe of Levi you shall not count" (Numbers 1:49). Why this exclusion? Bamidbar R...