Scriptures and Talmud – What is Reality and What is Parable?

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Yaron Yadan 09/29/2006

Scriptures and Talmud – What is Reality and What is Parable?

The method of allegorical interpretation is not consistent and the reader cannot tell when something is parable and when it is not.

Poetical Rhetoric

The Sages' rhetorical and odd interpretation of the Scriptures.

Each generation and its own Holy Writ

The Holy Writ was finalized in the first centuries CE according to arbitrary decisions by the Sages.

We do not live according to the Mishnah

The Talmudic Sages, as interpreters of the Mishnah, distorted and warped the meaning of the Mishnah, just as they did to the Scriptures.

Talmudic Interpretations of the Mishnah — Puzzling, Odd, and Strange

- Interpreters of the Mishnah turned the Mishnah into an absurd laughingstock.

The Sages’ Knowledge on Matters of Dreams

Chazal made up interpretations of dreams, with no logic or clarity: sometimes a dream has meaning and sometimes is nonsense; sometimes dreams are from G-d and sometimes from the devil.

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