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Sefer Seder HaDorot — Me’arat HaOtzarot — Chapter 50 - Ezra and the Restoration of the Writings

Work ID: 6a9dc9da94d0c98b226118ab · Chapter ID: 6a9dc9dddda27ea8ec64aad8 · Canonical title: Sefer Seder HaDorot — Me’arat HaOtzarot

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Ezra appears as scribe and restorer of the written inheritance.

Passage ID 6a9dc9e6da7dec480dcc4a10 · English · translation

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The Cave tradition says that writings destroyed or lost in the burning of Yerushalayim were restored through inspired recollection.

Passage ID 6a9dc9e6da7dec480dcc4a11 · English · translation

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Torah and the prophetic books are again established among the people.

Passage ID 6a9dc9e6da7dec480dcc4a12 · English · translation

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This scene parallels broader Ezra traditions concerning the recovery of sacred books.

Passage ID 6a9dc9e6da7dec480dcc4a13 · English · translation

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