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Changing Patterns in Biblical Criticism – Their Implications for the Traditional Jew

Emanuel Feldman Winter 1965 Issue 7.4
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First Class Musings, Second Class Conclusions

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Observant Jews and Religious Jews

Talmud Happily Ever After

A Bar-Mitzvah and a Funeral

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Vice and Virtue: Today’s Vice Versa

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Redeployment and Hare Krishna

To Think Unto the Lord a New Song

A Mentsch For All Seasons

October is the Cruelest Month

Women and Judaism

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Jewish Continuity: More and Less

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A Timeless Place

Littleton and Jerusalem

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