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Back to the sources reading the classic Jewish texts

[This is a guide to] the Bible and the many commentaries it gave rise to over a period spanning several thousand years ... [This guide to] the Bible, the Talmud, the midrashic literature, the commentaries, the legal codes, the mystical texts of the Kabbalah and of Hasidism, the philosophical works and the prayerbook ... has been designed for the contemporary reader who wishes to know what these books are and ... how to read them.-Back cover.

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  • "[This is a guide to] the Bible and the many commentaries it gave rise to over a period spanning several thousand years ... [This guide to] the Bible, the Talmud, the midrashic literature, the commentaries, the legal codes, the mystical texts of the Kabbalah and of Hasidism, the philosophical works and the prayerbook ... has been designed for the contemporary reader who wishes to know what these books are and ... how to read them.-Back cover."
  • "[This is a guide to] the Bible and the many commentaries it gave rise to over a period spanning several thousand years ... [This guide to] the Bible, the Talmud, the midrashic literature, the commentaries, the legal codes, the mystical texts of the Kabbalah and of Hasidism, the philosophical works and the prayerbook ... has been designed for the contemporary reader who wishes to know what these books are and ... how to read them.-Back cover."@en
  • ""The first complete modern guide to the great books of the Jewish tradition: what they are and how to read them, by today's leading scholars"--Jacket subtitle. Scholars include Joel Rosenberg, Edward L. Greenstein, Murray H. Lichtenstein, Robert Goldenberg, Barry W. Holtz, Norbert M. Samuelson, Lawrence Fine, Arthur Green, and Alan Mintz."@en
  • ""The first complete modern guide to the great books of the Jewish tradition: what they are and how to read them, by today's leading scholars"--Jacket subtitle. Scholars include Joel Rosenberg, Edward L. Greenstein, Murray H. Lichtenstein, Robert Goldenberg, Barry W. Holtz, Norbert M. Samuelson, Lawrence Fine, Arthur Green, and Alan Mintz."

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  • "Back to the sources reading the classic jewish texts"
  • "Back to the sources : reading the classic Jewish texts"
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