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I am offering an undergraduate course on relationships in the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) for students with no background in Bible and no knowledge of Hebrew.
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I am offering an undergraduate course on relationships in the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) for students with no background in Bible and no knowledge of Hebrew.
I am interested in the history of reciting the "berita de-rabbi Ishmael" discussing the 13 exegetical principles as part of the shacharit service. Any information on references would be much appreciated.
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Chaim Saiman
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