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Midrashic commentary on Parashat Ekev analyzing the spiritual significance of Eretz Israel, its blessings, and the historical and literary distinctions between Sifrei and Midrash Tanchuma, focusing on the praise of the land and its produce.
Year: 2012
Institution: Yeshivat Har Etzion Koschitzky Virtual Beit Midrash (VBM)
Type of document: Midrashic commentary
Author: Dr. Tziporah Lifshitz
Dedication: In loving memory of Jeffrey Paul Friedman (August 15, 1968 – July 29, 2012)
Target audience: Students and scholars of Torah and Jewish studies
Textual focus: Parashat Ekev, Sifrei, Midrash Tanchuma
Main themes: Sanctity of Eretz Israel, divine providence, fertility of the land, historical context of Jewish presence in Israel
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Kabbalat Shabbat Ekev, 7 August 2020 / 18 Av 5780
Year: 2020
Region / City: Global Jewish community
Theme: Religious observance, Shabbat prayers
Document type: Prayer text and meditative reflections
Authors: Marcia Falk, Shefa Gold, Malka Heifetz Tussman, Muriel Rukeyser, Estelle Frankel
Language: Hebrew and English
Target audience: Practicing Jews, spiritual readers
Date of event: 7 August 2020 / 18 Av 5780
Scriptural references: Psalms 29, 92, 95, 96, 99
Topics covered: Shabbat rituals, liturgical readings, personal reflection, spiritual guidance
Editor’s Introduction: Midrash as Rabbinic Reception of the Bible
Year: Around 70 - 1100 CE
Note: Region / City
Theme: Rabbinic interpretation of the Hebrew Bible
Document Type: Academic article
Author: Burton L. Visotzky
Target Audience: Scholars of Jewish history, theology, and biblical studies
YESHIVAT HAR ETZION VIRTUAL BEIT MIDRASH PROJECT: Shiur #04 on Masekhet Ketubot 3a – Afke'inhu Rabanan le-Kiddushai'hu
Year: 2026
Institution: Yeshivat Har Etzion, Israel
Project: Virtual Beit Midrash (VBM)
Author: Rav Yair Kahn
Translator: David Silverberg
Text Type: Shiur / Talmudic commentary
Audience: Advanced students of Talmud
Primary Sources: Gemara Ketubot, Gittin, Yevamot, Bava Batra, Yerushalmi
Date of Publication: 2026-03
Language: Hebrew/English translation
Contextual Description: Talmudic commentary analyzing the principles and cases of revocation of kiddushin as discussed in Ketubot 3a and related sugyot, including interpretations of Bavli and Yerushalmi sources.
Midrash: Parashat HaShavuah “Ha’azinu” (Deuteronomy 32:1–52) Thematic Parallels with Judges
Section / Parashah: Ha’azinu
Biblical References: Deuteronomy 31:16–17; Deuteronomy 32:1–52; Judges 2:8–18; Judges 10:6–18
Tradition: Jewish Torah study / Midrashic interpretation
Subject: Israel’s rebellion, divine judgment, and deliverance in the Song of Moses
Key Concepts: Death of a leader; remembrance of history; rebellion; divine response; punishment; compassion; judgment of enemies
Figures Mentioned: Moses; YHWH; Israel; Jeshurun
Terminology Discussed: Jeshurun; Yawshar; Shawman; Bawat
Historical Context: Biblical period following the death of Moses and subsequent generations of Israel
Theme: Cyclical pattern of sin, judgment, and deliverance
Type: Scriptural study outline with thematic cross-references
Source Attribution: Tony Robinson’s Torah Teachings
Language: English
Topics: Eretz Ekev Midrash