Gates of Prayer שערי תפילה
Prayer is as central to Judaism as it is varied and multi-faceted, and through the ages the “Gates of Prayer” have opened to a tremendous surge of literary creativity. The earliest Hebrew prayers are found in the Bible, where they range from a few heart-felt words spoken by Moses (Exodus 12:13) or Hannah (Samuel 1:11) to the lyric outpourings in the Psalms. Read more about Gates of Prayer שערי תפילה »
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A New Song שירה חדשה
“By the rivers of Babylon,” as told in Psalm 137, the Jewish exiles from the Holy Land, led into captivity after the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, hung their harps upon the willows, lamenting “How shall we sing the Lord’s song in a foreign land?” Yet sing they did: the annals of subsequent Jewish history are studded with songs and poems regarded as classics of Hebrew literature. Read more about A New Song שירה חדשה »
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