The Encyclopedia of the Jewish ReligionRaphael Jehudah Zwi Werblowsky, Geoffrey Wigoder Adama Books, 1986 - 415 páginas |
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... early 14th cent . ) : Spanish talmudist ; author of Sepher ha - Ḥinnukh ( The Book of Education " ) in which the 613 precepts are enumerated in their pentateuchal order and expounded according to rabbinic tradition . The book was ...
... early 14th cent . ) : Spanish talmudist ; author of Sepher ha - Ḥinnukh ( The Book of Education " ) in which the 613 precepts are enumerated in their pentateuchal order and expounded according to rabbinic tradition . The book was ...
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... early Palestinian piyyutim some of which were adopted into the Italian and Ger- man rites and which also influenced the 30 known piyyutim of his grandson A. ben Shephatiah . The latter's penitential prayer Adonai , Adonai , El Ra- hum ...
... early Palestinian piyyutim some of which were adopted into the Italian and Ger- man rites and which also influenced the 30 known piyyutim of his grandson A. ben Shephatiah . The latter's penitential prayer Adonai , Adonai , El Ra- hum ...
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... early Reform services con- ducted some of the prayers in the vernacular , shortened the service , eliminated some ideas that they felt were " out of date " , used musical accom- paniment , and delivered the sermon in German . Jacobson ...
... early Reform services con- ducted some of the prayers in the vernacular , shortened the service , eliminated some ideas that they felt were " out of date " , used musical accom- paniment , and delivered the sermon in German . Jacobson ...
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