Mosaic Leadership in Rabbinic Literature

Being the leader of the Israelites in their exodus from Egypt and through the wilderness was not an easy thing, and Moses had all he could do to hold the people together. The wandering narratives, and the rabbinic sources that reflect on this, show Moses trusting God and trying to be a patient leade...

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Published in:Word & world
Main Author: Driver, Cory (Author)
Format: Print Article
Language:English
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Published: Seminaries [2020]
In: Word & world
IxTheo Classification:BH Judaism
HB Old Testament
TA History
Further subjects:B Bible. Numbers-Criticism, interpretation
B Midrash rabbah. Numbers
B Dathan, (Biblical figure)
B Midrash rabbah. Exodus
B Leadership - Religious aspects
B Moses, (Biblical leader)
B Abiram, (Biblical figure)
B Reconciliation - Religious aspects
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Summary:Being the leader of the Israelites in their exodus from Egypt and through the wilderness was not an easy thing, and Moses had all he could do to hold the people together. The wandering narratives, and the rabbinic sources that reflect on this, show Moses trusting God and trying to be a patient leader for the sake of God’s mission.
ISSN:0275-5270
Contains:Enthalten in: Word & world