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I am an ex-student of yeshiva and I like to be presented with Torah study problems. If you have studied the Torah and have questions on the subject matter, I want to hear about it. I am not a Rabbi and not qualified to decide halachic issues. I am still interested in halachic questions for which I can sometimes offer general guidelines or present decisions in halachic works such as Mishna Berurah. I welcome questions from non-Jewish people but I cannot respond to religious references that are not part of Judaism. If you are working on a paper or doing research and want general information on a Jewish subject, I may or may not satisfy your need, depending on how comfortable I am with the question. If you have a personal problem, I am not qualified to help you but I will do what I can to offer you some assistance.

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Orthodox Judaism - testament of issachar and test. of dan


Expert: David Rosenblum - 7/28/2009

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Hello,
I am trying to locate a couple of verses from the Testament of Issachar, namely:  5:2 and 7:6;
and from the Testament of Dan: 5:3.
Could you direct me to an online source -- or if there isn't one but you have access to these writings, could I trouble you to transcribe these verses?
Best wishes,
Greg

Answer
Hello,

I have never heard of these writings until now.  I read a few verses after finding it with a quick google search online and it sounds very suspect to me.  Dan was a son of Bilhah the haindmaid of Rachel and part of Joseph's household; Joseph protected the children of the handmaids from the other brothers, he took their side; why would Dan hate him?  It was Simeon who hated Joseph, that is why Joseph had him imprisoned when he sent his brothers away from Egypt.  I wouldn't waste my time in looking into these writings any further because I don't believe they are from a Torah source.

Best regards,
David.

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