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The hidden encyclical of Pius XI

Georges Passelecq

1997

The God I believe in

Joshua O. Haberman

1994

Associations, Synagogues, and Congregations

Philip A. Harland

2003

The anointed and his people

Gerbern S. Oegema

1998

Stern der Erlösung

Franz Rosenzweig

1971

The Jews in America

Max I. Dimont

1980

Texts that linger, words that explode

Walter Brueggemann

2000

The Bible as read and preached in the old synagogue

Jacob Mann

1971

Jewish identity in early rabbinic writings

Sacha Stern

1994

Jews

Arthur Hertzberg

1998

Essays in Jewish theology

Samuel Solomon Cohon

1987

The Book of Job in Medieval Jewish Philosophy

Robert Eisen

2004

Conflicted boundaries in wisdom and apocalypticism

Benjamin G. Wright, Lawrence M. Wills

2005

Israel under Babylon and Persia

Peter R. Ackroyd

1970

Music, ritual, and Falasha history

Kay Kaufman Shelemay

1986

Jews and Christians

Molly Whittaker

1984

Changing of the gods

Naomi R. Goldenberg

1979

Understanding rabbinic Judaism, from Talmudic to modern times

Jacob Neusner

1974

Encyclopaedia Judaica

Michael Berenbaum, Fred Skolnik

2007

The Essenes and Christianity

Duncan Howlett

1957

The exegetical imagination

Michael A. Fishbane

1998

Jewish fundamentalism in Israel

Norton Mezvinsky, Israël Shahak

2004

Hebrew manuscripts at Cambridge University Library

Cambridge University Library.

1997

The natural history of the Bible

Daniel Hillel

2007

Pharisaism in the making

Louis Finkelstein

1972

Passion, Vitality, and Foment

Lamontte M. Luker

2001

Christian faith and the Bible of Judaism

Jacob Neusner

1987

Paul and rabbinic Judaism

Davies, W. D.

1948

The Complete Artscroll Siddur (Artscroll (Mesorah Series))

Nosson Scherman

1984

Justification and variegated nomism

D. A. Carson, Mark A. Seifrid, Peter Thomas O'Brien

2001

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