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Potiphar's Wife - For Carly

DateMonday, December 3, 2007

I love Carly's Peel A Pomegranate site. Described as "Jew-Witchery" it's really much more than that. Her reflections on Torah passages are thought provoking and inspiring. I've made several comments on her site already because not only are her views in the study of Torah interesting, they are unique and fun too. Her recent musings on Vayeshev inspired this image which reflects upon the myths and stories surrounding Potiphar's Wife.

Potiphar's Wife - For Carly

  "And it came to pass, as she spoke to Joseph day by day, that he
hearkened not unto her, to lie by her, or to be with her. (Gen. 39:10)

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    Source: Vayesha
    by Carly at PeelAPom.com
    The key thing to note here is that Joseph was serving with his brothers, the sons of Bilhah and Zilpah — not the sons of Leah. Think about it. If you were the sons of the concubines and your brother, the son of the favorite wife (Rachel), ratted you out — wouldn’t you be pissed and hate him?
  • Related
    Related: Zuleika and Joseph
    by Louis Ginzberg at http://classiclit.about.com/
    Ginzberg Interpretative
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    Related: Joseph and Zuleika
    by Jami - Persian Poet - Circa 1492 at Omphaloskepsis
    Pdf. book of Jami's Work
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    Related: Sefer Ha Yasher
    by Wikipedia
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    Related: Surat Yusef
    by Eliezar Segal at Eliezar Segal - UCalgary

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