The original biblical prohibition before it was interpreted to forbid cooking or consuming meat and milk together.
Prof.
Stefan Schorch
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But Chicken and Egg Remained Permitted
Dr.
Jordan D. Rosenblum
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A bold interpretation of the verse “do not cook a kid in its mother’s milk,” from medieval commentator Bekhor Shor (12th cent. CE) leads to an intriguing academic explanation of inner-biblical exegesis charting the development of the mitzvah.
Dr. Rabbi
Zev Farber
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Illustrating four aspects of Shavuot from critical and traditional perspectives.
Dr. Rabbi
Jeremy Rosen
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