Reposted by Adne Sadeh
Since it's October AND people are talking about Hebrew "punctuation" I thought I'd share this cool story about a vampire in the Torah/OT and how it henges on the Hebrew language. 🧵
Adne Sadeh
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!["And so wrote Rabbi Eleazar of Worms, in these words: Most of the dead [keep thinking] the same thought that they had in the moment the soul left the body"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:d2dog7qrhd4e6ddscgleicun/bafkreibwtzphtc7onhycerxyl4r4sugygiqecnhvo2tp3mtizagotor64y)
!["The man said: This time, it is bone from my bones, and flesh from my flesh; this one shall be called Woman, because this one was taken from Man" (Genesis 2:23).
"The man said: This time hapaam]" - Rabbi
Yehuda bar Rabbi said: At first He created her for him, but he saw her full of viscera and blood, so He distanced her from him, and then fashioned her for him a second time. That is what is written: "This time" - this is the [same one from that time.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:d2dog7qrhd4e6ddscgleicun/bafkreidj4kmscusdgiteaen3ccnwk3jxtp5625unwxpxhz2fq6mnpvisiu)
