The Old Testament Miracle-Workers in Early Judaism

The analysis delves into early Jewish texts that attribute miraculous events to figures from the Old Testament, including Moses, Elijah, and Elisha, as well as notable figures like Abraham, David, and Solomon. It explores the evolution of miracle narratives and the theological motives behind them, highlighting the flexibility in retelling these stories. The tradition of miracle-workers is presented as diverse, with connections to various historiographical styles and even tragedies. This exploration sheds light on early Jewish beliefs and their influence on early Christianity.