Eight titles which bring a careful reader to a realization that another wave of evil is threatening the Jewish people.

Gives a detailed analysis of etymological issues: citations of sources and translations chronologically and semantically arranged, Hellenistic, Roman and juristic papyrological sources compared, phonology and morphology of rabbinic Graecitas and its dialectological characteristics. So unusual and rich a treatment is not to be found in any earlier rabbinic lexicon מילון זה מגיש בפני קהל המלומדים , העוסקים בתחומים שונים, ספר ייעוץ בסיסי ומפורט על המונחים המשפטיים מיווני—

The importance of the Samaritan pronunciation of Hebrew has gained wide acceptance as essential for reaching a correct understanding of the processes that affected the development of the Hebrew language in the late second temple period.

This is the most detailed and comprehensive guide to Jewish practice for home and synagogue, written in the spirit of Modern Orthodox and Conservative movements.

A detailed and comprehensive guide to jewish practice for home and synagogue,written in the spirit of the Conservative movement.

Henry Charles Lea`s three-volume The History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages (sold as a set only) is widely regarded by scholars in the field as one of the outstanding works of scholarship on the subject.

Drawing on the vast resources of the biblical-rabbinic tradition and of general philosophic and religious thought, the volume continues with comprehensive discussions which should prove helpful in formulating a personal philosophy when trying to integrate one's Jewish, American, and human heritages.

This book explores the impact of adult Jewish learning on individual Jewish learners. Focusing first on the experiences of one established adult Jewish learning program, it also moves to a larger discussion about adult Jewish literacy and adult Jewish growth.

Based on the Libro Grande, which is included in this volume, this authoritative analysis of the Venetian Jewish community of the 17th century gives a snapshot of the political and social structure of the Jews of Venice as they related to the general population of the Venetian Republic of that period and to the ethnic,economic, and religious diversity within their own community.