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From Forbidden Fruit to Milk and Honey
FROM
FORBIDDEN
FRUIT
TO
MILK AND
HONEY
A Commentary
on Food in the Torah
Diana Lipton
Urim Publications
Jerusalem New York
From Forbidden Fruit to Milk and Honey:
A Commentary on Food in the Torah
by Diana Lipton
Copyright 2020, 2018 Diana Lipton
All rights reserved.
No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission from the copyright owner, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in reviews and articles.
First Edition
e-book ISBN 978-965-524-361-1
Hardcover ISBN 978-965-524-252-2
Image credit: Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber, c.1602 (oil on canvas), Sanchez Cotan, Juan (1560-1627) / San Diego Museum of Art, USA /
Gift of Anne R. and Amy Putnam / Bridgeman Images
Published by
Urim Publications
P.O. Box 52287
Jerusalem 9152102
Israel
www.UrimPublications.com
The Library of Congress has catalogued the printed edition as follows:
Names: Lipton, Diana, editor.
Title: From forbidden fruit to milk and honey : a commentary on food in the Torah / Diana Lipton.
Description: First Edition. | Jerusalem : Urim Publications ; New York : Ktav Publishing House, [ 2017 ]
Identifiers: LCCN | ISBN 9789655242522 (hardback)
Subjects: LCSH : FoodBiblical teaching. | FoodReligious aspectsJudaism. | Bible. PentateuchCommentaries. | BISAC : RELIGION / Biblical Commentary / Old Testament. | COOKING / Essays.
Classification: LCC BS1199 .F 66 F 76 2017 | DDC 221 .8/ 6413 dc 23
LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/ 2016057349
In loving memory of
Joseph Gross
( 19352013 )
He loved food and Jews
Contents
Parasha commentaries
Ve-z ot
Ha-berakhah* Tova Ganzel
*Translated from the Hebrew by Sara Tova Brody
Acknowledgments
Many people helped me in different ways to write and edit this book, and its my great pleasure to acknowledge some of them here. First and foremost, Im immensely grateful to the 51 academics and Jewish educators from Israel, the US and the UK who contributed individual commentaries to what began as an online project in English and Hebrew to benefit the food rescue charity, Leket Israel: Dan Baras, Al Baumgarten, Malke Bina, Athalya Brenner, Robert Brody, Laliv Clenman, Paula Fredriksen, Uri Gabbay, Yehuda Galinsky, Ian Gamse and Tamra Wright, Tova Ganzel, Deena Garber, Shira Golani, Simon Goldhill, Ed Greenstein, Amit Gvaryahu, Chaim [Harvey] Hames, Susan Handelman, Rachel Havrelock, Joel Hecker, Sandra Jacobs, Alex Kaye, Lynn Kaye, Ariel Kopilovitz, Melissa Lane, Suzanne Last Stone, Hanne Lland Levinson, Itay Marienberg-Milkowsky, Adi Marili, Amira Meir, Chaim Milikowsky, Noam Mizra
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