Slimy stones and philosophy: some interpretations of tohu wa-bohu
The creation account in the first chapter of Genesis tells us how, from this state called tohu wa-bohu in Hebrew, God created and formed the world in the course of six days. To this is added a mythical statement, probably by a Babylonia Amora, Rav, about tohu as a green line encircling the world and...
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Donner Institute
2000
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Nordisk judaistik
Year: 2000, Volume: 21, Issue: 1/2, Pages: 91-110 |
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Philosophers
B Creation (Judaism) B Judaism and philosophy; Greek philosophy B Science and religion B Philosophy, Jewish B Kabbalah B Jewish Science |
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