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Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai floods a valley with gold to answer disciples who envy a classmate grown rich, and names the price of a portion above.
A scoffer mocks a sage's promise of pearl gates thirty cubits high, until a storm drags him to where the angels are cutting them.
A sectarian swore the scattered dead were gone for good, and a rabbi answered with a palace built from nothing while ten questions waited in the dark.
The rabbis opened Deuteronomy and found not a promise of long life but a four-stage map ending where the new sky never wears out.
God created a male and female Leviathan, killed the female before she could destroy the world, and salted her flesh for a feast no living person has tasted yet.
Above the city that can burn stands a Jerusalem that cannot, waiting in light above the ruins, aligned with what was lost below.
A dragon-demon immune to every blade can be slain only by its own blood, and on a night road a demon offers gold for one man's eternity.
