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A Minister Explains
Hebrew verb kabash and it means essentially, forced servitude (Theological Word Book of the Old Testament, vol. 1 p. 951). (On a side note, the reader should understand that the Hebrew transliteration does not exactly follow scholarly form. It is written in a close approximation as possible given the font constraints of my program). The next word, 'dominion' translates the Hebrew verb ...
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Middle Ages Reading List
Rabbinic Judaism Steinsaltz. Essential Talmud Pirke Avot Mishnah Medieval Jewish Literature: Penguin Book of Hebrew Verse Ben-Ezra Halevi Medieval Jewish Philosophy: Holtz (ch. 4, 5) Maimonides Mysticism ... Zohar]) Safed Spirituality Modern Practice: Weiner. 9 1/2 Mystics Cooper. God is a Verb Silberman. Heavenly Powers Jewish Folklore: Jewish Folktales Yiddish Folktales Frankel. Classic Tales Golem ...
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Aliyah to Israel
Land of Israel. The word Aliyah is derived from the verb "laalot" which means "to go up", or "to ascend" in a positive ... Judean Desert and imagine yourself at the time of the early Hebrew patriarchs. It is here on the hills of Yehuda and Shomron (Judea ... to finance your studies. The first year is spent in intensive Hebrew studies course called Ulpan; and then you can pursue regular academic ...
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