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Rabbinic Literature Nonbiblical writings of Rabbinic Judaism. The term primarily refers to writings from the Talmudic period, from around ad 200–600. This article lists the coverage in Lexham Bible Dictionary on Rabbinic literature. At times, Rabbinic literature reflects beliefs and practices that would have been present in Jesus’ lifetime, but since these are later texts caution should be taken when using them as background literature for New Testament interpretation.
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