Midrash halakha

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Midrash halakha is a genre of rabbinic literature that derives and interprets Jewish legal rulings from the biblical text.

Observed surface forms (4)


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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish legal exegesis
genre of rabbinic literature
aim derivation of legal rulings
harmonization of biblical law and rabbinic law
interpretation of commandments
appliesTo Halakha
surface form: Jewish law

civil law in Judaism
criminal law in Judaism
family law in Judaism
ritual law
associatedWith Tannaim
basedOn Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Torah
contrastedWith Aggadah
surface form: Midrash aggadah
corpusIncludes Midrash
surface form: Mekhilta de-Rabbi Ishmael

Midrash
surface form: Mekhilta de-Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai

Sifra
Book of Numbers
surface form: Sifre Bamidbar

Sifre Devarim
Sifre Zuta
developedInPeriod Tannaitic period
field halakha
focus biblical commandments
legal material
mitzvot
historicalContext post-Second Temple Judaism
influenced Talmudic halakha
later halakhic codes
language Aramaic
Hebrew
methodologicalTool middot shehaTorah nidreshet bahen
preservedIn manuscripts
printed editions
primarilyOn Book of Deuteronomy
surface form: Deuteronomy

Book of Exodus
surface form: Exodus

Book of Leviticus
surface form: Leviticus

Numbers
relatedConcept Mishnah
surface form: Oral Torah

Talmud
surface form: Torah she-be-al peh
religiousTradition Judaism
timeframe 1st century CE
2nd century CE
3rd century CE
tradition Rabbinic Judaism
usedBy halakhic authorities
rabbinic sages
usesMethod biblical exegesis
hermeneutic rules

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Rabbi Akiva associatedWithText Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Midrash Halakha
Kashrut basedOnText Midrash halakha
Tannaim coreText Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Halakhic Midrashim
Halakha derivedFrom Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Midrash
Midrash hasComponent Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Midrash Halakha
Rabbinic Judaism hasConcept Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Sanhedrin tradition
Rabbinic Judaism recognizesText Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Halakhic Midrashim
Mishnah relatedWork Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Midrash Halakha
Tannaitic period significantWork Midrash halakha
this entity surface form: Halakhic Midrashim