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Winter 2004 Issue 38.4
The Paradox of Parshanut are our Eyes on the Text, or on the Commentators? Pirkei Nehama: Nehama Leibowitz Memorial Volume Edited by Moshe Ahrend, Ruth Ben-Meir, and Gavriel H. Cohn
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The Paradox of Parshanut are our Eyes on the Text, or on the Commentators? Pirkei Nehama: Nehama Leibowitz Memorial Volume Edited by Moshe Ahrend, Ruth Ben-Meir, and Gavriel H. Cohn
Hayyim Angel
Winter 2004 Issue 38.4
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Hayyim Angel
Book Review: Joshua Berman: Ani Maamin: Biblical Criticism, Historical Truth, and the Thirteen Principles of Faith
Review Essay: Bringing the Prophets to Life: Rabbi Binyamin Lau’s Study of Jeremiah
Review Essay: Seeking the Keys to the Palace Gates – Rabbi Moshe Shamah’s Commentary on the Torah
REVIEW: Ahat Dibber
REVIEW: Tanakh of the Land of Israel: Samuel
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Winter 2004 Issue 38.4
Communications
Survey of Recent Halakhic Periodical Literature: New York City Water
Don’t Pull The Plug on Brain Death Just Yet
Brain Death: Revisiting the Rabbinic Opinions in Light of Current Medical Knowledge
Class Size – A Halakhic Perspective
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