MORE about PASSOVER and the Hebrew month of NISAN "You shall not cook a kid in its mother's milk": An enigmatic biblical regulation Nahum Sarna Dispatching a goat to Azazel: An ancient guilt trip The goat as armed robber in Eretz Yisrael Rabbinic injunctions in the first and second centuries Nogah Hareuveni "...And the tips of his black horns touched the stars": A Hasidic folktale about a sacred goat Retold by Martin Buber The fable of the goat whose milk tasted of Eden S.Y. Agnon "The kid that Father bought for two zuzim": A history of the popular Had Gadya song Communism and the Had Gadya story: A sequence of watercolors by Russian Jewish artist El Lissitzky Haia Friedberg A Hebrew lesson: All about goats From gedi to ez to tayish "Said Rabbi Yosef: He who dreams of a goat, his year will be blessed; if he dreams about goats, his years shall be blessed, as it is written: "The goats' milk will suffice for your food" (Proverbs 27:27)."[1] Rami bar Ezekiel once visited Bene Berak, where he saw some goats grazing under fig trees. Honey oozed down from the figs, and milk dripped from the goats, and they mingled with each other. So he quoted, "A land flowing with milk and honey" (Exodus 3:17) [2]