Bar-Ilan University Press

Kenishta: Studies of the Synagogue World 4

Edited by: Joseph Tabory
' Kenishta is a series devoted to the scholarly study of synagogue life. Since the destruction of the Second Temple until recent times, the synagogue has been the focus of Jewish life, serving both as a place for Jews to gather for prayer, and also as the center of Jewish community life and activity. Jewish poetry and music developed in the synagogue and religious beliefs were expressed in its architecture and art. The articles in this series provide new insight into these varied subjects. '' Co-published withl LANDER INSTITUTE ACADEMIC CENTER , JERUSALEM.

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Danacode: 110-10596 ISBN: 965-226-395-7 Language: Hebrew;English Pages: 380 Weight: 900 gr Dimensions: 17X25 cm Publication Date: 04/2010 Publisher: Bar-Ilan University Press

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Kenishta: Studies of the Synagogue Worldןןן

' Kenishta is a series devoted to the scholarly study of synagogue life. Since the destruction of the Second Temple until recent times, the synagogue has been the focus of Jewish life, serving both as a place for Jews to gather for prayer, and also as

Kenishta: Studies of the Synagogue World II

Kenishta is a series devoted to the scholarly study of synagogue life. Since the destruction of the Second Temple until recent times, the synagogue has been the focus of Jewish life, serving both as a place for Jews to gather for prayer, and also as the c

Kenishta: Studies of the Synagogue World I

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