37 myths · Page 2 of 2
Levi ben Sisi arrives in Simonia as the academy's star. Pride sits down with him. When the questions come, his mind is empty.
His daughter came out with timbrels. The vow still had a door. Neither the judge nor the priest would walk the short road to open it.
Sisera counted nine hundred iron chariots as invincible armor until rain and stars turned his pride into a swamp of broken wheels.
Solomon swore he could gather wives and stay true. Moses swore hard cases were his. Heaven answered both with a case that would not bend.
Adam's heel outshone the sun, then he was told he was dust. At the table a man set his cup down while the wine was still sweet.
Hasmonean searchers find one stamped jar of pure oil in a wrecked sanctuary, light the Menorah (the lampstand) anyway, and watch one day of fuel hold for eight.
Babylon's court sages plotted to destroy a seven-year-old, so the king blindfolded him and marched an army past to expose the fraud.
