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• 301
• How Isaac Took Rebeka To Wife
• Chapter by the first-century Jewish historian Josephus.

• 302
• Catholic Encyclopedia: Ruben
• Commentary on the son of Jacob from the traditional Catholic perspective.

• 303
• Jewish Virtual Library: Reuven
• Brief profile of the eldest son of Jacob, with links to pertinent Torah passages.

• 304
• Booz And Ruth
• Chapter by the first-century Jewish historian Josephus.

• 305
• Catholic Encyclopedia: Ruth
• Commentary on the faithful daughter-in-law from the traditional Catholic perspective.

• 306
• Ruth
• Passages about the devoted daughter-in-law from the King James version of the Bible.

• 307
• Ruth
• Chasidic interpretation of the Moabite princess as ger tzedek, a true convert.

• 308
• Women in Judaism: Ruth and Naomi
• Analysis of the two kinswomen as models of Jewish femininity.

• 309
• Catholic Encyclopedia: Samson
• Commentary on the Biblical warrior from the traditional Catholic perspective.

• 310
• Concerning The Fortitude Of Samson
• Chapter by the first-century Jewish historian Josephus.

• 311
• Manoach and Hatzlelponi
• Jewish traditions about the parents and birth of the hero Samson.

• 312
• Samson
• Passages about the hero from the King James version of the Bible.

• 313
• Shimshon, the Powerful Judge
• Rabbinic profile of the Biblical strong man.

• 314
• Concerning The Birth Of Samuel
• Chapter by the first-century Jewish historian Josephus.

• 315
• Samuel
• Profile of the Biblical prophet from an 1897 Christian source.

• 316
• Shmuel: Borrowed from Hashem
• Rabbinic profile of the prophet.

• 317
• Catholic Encyclopedia: Sara
• Commentary on the wife of Abraham from the traditional Catholic perspective.

• 318
• Concerning Sarah Abraham's Wife; And How She Ended Her Days
• Chapter by the first-century Jewish historian Josephus.

• 319
• Sarah's Laughter
• Essay on the meaning of the aged matriarch's laughter in response to God's promise that she would bear a son.

• 320
• Sarah, the Enabler
• Contemporary Jewish discussion of the matriarch's death and why it is connected in rabbinic tradition with Isaac's sacrifice.