non-jewish accompanied celebration perspectives

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Rosh Hashanah: A Family Service (Fall Holiday Services)

1 review
Judith Z. Abrams

Kar-Ben Publishing, 1990

excellent resource
An excellent resource and service for young families. Well thought out, well written, and attractively illustrated. At a level young children can understand and enjoy.

The Babylonian Talmud: A Topical Guide (Studies in Judaism)
Judith Z. Abrams

University Press of America, 2002

Torah & Company: The Weekly Portion of Torah, Accompanied by Generous Helpings of Mishnah and Gemara, Served ...

6 reviews
Judith Z. Abrams

Ben Yehuda Press, 2005

An insightful and informative introduction to the management of one's Judaic scriptures
Torah And Company: The Weekly Portion Of Torah, Accompanies By Generous Helpings Of Mishnah And Germara, Served Up With Discussion Questions To Spice Up Your Sabbath Table by Judith Z. Abrams (Director of Maqom: A School for Talmud Study) is an insightful and informative introduction to the management of one's Judaic scriptures, paring the weekly Torah with selections of Mishna and Talmuns, as ...

The Talmud for Beginners, Volume 3: Living in a Non-Jewish World (Talmud for Beginners)

1 review
Judith Z. Abrams

Jason Aronson, 1997

Rabbi Abrams does it again
Rabbi Abrams demonstrates again the wisdom and the vitality of the Talmud. Again she leads the reader through the sea of Talmud and shows how to apply it to the lives of her readers. She shows how to live a Jewish life and live the ethical life that God desires. By applying these principles, the reader can, once again, be a light unto the world. This book is a blessing of learning and living. You ...

A Beginner's Guide to the Steinsaltz Talmud

1 review
Judith Z. Abrams

Jason Aronson, 1999

A wonderful way to learn unlock the Talmud
Rabbi Abrams has a magical way of exciting the soul and opening up what on first glance can be quite intimidating, the Talmud. She learned with Rabbi Seinsaltz and gives readers insights into his marvelous works. This book is useful for those experienced in Talmud study but will be particularly helpful for those with little exposure. The Guide is a 'end in and of itself' - readers will gain ...

Learn Talmud: How to Use The Talmud The Steinsaltz Edition

1 review
Judith Z. Abrams

Jason Aronson, 1995

Buying books my own language(URDU)
Hi amazon i'm pakistani i dont know english very well i read this book own my language.my national language is urdu.please suggest me that where did i bought this book in pakistan

Shabbat a Family Service: A Family Service (Shabbat & Prayer)

1 review
Judith Z. Abrams

Kar-Ben Publishing, 1991

we need to know about the content of this book
This is not a review of the book, this is a review of your attempt to market it. There is no synopsis, no review, the excerpt couldn't be a poorer choice. Author/publisher: I don't know about a synopsis, but you could certainly have used a much better excerpt, and more than one, while we're at it. And you could find SOMEONE to review it. Perhaps someone in your publicity department? Your mom? ...

Secret World Of Kabbalah

3 reviews
Judith Z. Abrams

Topeka Bindery, 2006

Learning to walk closely with God
Reviewed by Spencer Zaborowski (age 12) for Reader Views (12/07) "The Secret world of Kabbalah" by Judith Z. Abrams, is an interesting book that tells you about the right and wrong paths to God. The author described Kabbalah as "hidden wisdom" and is a personal journey to become as close to God as possible. It involves a guide, study and a lot of concentration. It talks about keeping God in ...

Illness and Health in the Jewish Tradition

1 review

Jewish Publication Society of America, 1999

The book for those who want to know about Tradition & Health
Not only is the inside of the book as fascinating as the beautiful cover, but the text keeps the reader from putting the book down. I could not stop turning pages and learning more about how Jewish tradition meets issues of health and illness. A great read!

The Women of the Talmud
Judith Z. Abrams

Jason Aronson, 1995

In this unique volume Judith Abrams, author of the highly regarded series The Talmud for Beginners, examines the episodes recorded in rabbinic literature that suggest the actions of the women of those times.

Sukkot: A Family Seder (Sukkot & Simchat Torah)
Judith Z. Abrams

Kar-Ben Publishing, 1993

A Sukkot celebration with traditional blessings for the candles, wine, challah, sukkah, lulav and etrog. Plus original and innovative "four questions" to explain the history and customs of this harvest festival. Perfect for home, school, and congregational use. With songs, music, Hebrew translations and transliterations.

Talmud for Beginners: Text, Vol. 2 (Talmud for Beginners)
Judith Z. Abrams

Jason Aronson, 1994

Rabbi Abrams walks us through tractate Megillah in a warm, unintimidating, and highly informed way.

Gates of Repentance for Young People =

Central Conference of American Rabbis, 2002

A prayer book for the Jewish holy days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, with a section for grades kindergarten through three and another for grades four through eight.

Yom Kippur: A Family Service
Judith Z. Abrams

Topeka Bindery, 1990

Creative, attractive, and affordable prayer book for Yom Kippur. Built around the concepts of tefillah (prayer), teshuvah (repentance), and tzedakah (sharing), the service includes readings to challenge older children and adults, and stories and pictures to capture the attention of young children. Words and music to original high holiday songs and take-home ideas.

Jewish Perspectives on Theology And the Human Experience of Disability
William C Gaventa, Rabbi Judith Z Abrams

Routledge, 2007

A re-examination of Jewish scripture and teachings about disabilities Few people are untouched by the issue of disability, whether personally or through a friend or relative. Jewish Perspectives on Theology and the Human Experience of Disability shares moving insights from around the world and across the broad spectrum of Judaism on how and why the Jewish community is incomplete without the presence and participation of the ...

Simchat Torah: A Family Celebration With Consecration Service
Judith Z. Abrams

Kar-Ben Publishing, 1995

A Simchat Torah prayer book for young families. Traditional blessings and songs introduce Hakafot (Torah processions) and Torah readings. With optional consecration service for beginning students.

Selichot--A Family Service
Judith Z. Abrams

Kar-Ben Publishing, 1990

Creative, attractive, and affordable prayer book for Selichot. Built around the concepts of tefillah (prayer), teshuvah (repentance), and tzedakah (sharing), the service includes readings to challenge older children and adults, and stories and pictures to capture the attention of young children. Words and music to original high holiday songs and take-home ideas.

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