Why not see the fearfully diffident Saul by way of Harpo Marx?
When the warrior and poet chose not to kill his sworn enemy.
An old-new rabbinic debate.
Ziklag, at last?
Sacrifices are not bribes.
The Benjaminite rehabilitation.
New finds have challenged skeptics.
How honey became part of Jewish culture.
A “once in a lifetime” find.
The hibernation of the groundhog holds an important place in American folklore; much less well-known is its possible appearance in rabbinic folklore. According to one. . .
By the beginning of the 21st century, Bible scholars had become divided into rival interpretive schools, each locked into its own rigid orthodoxies, writes Mark. . .