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Is Scripture the Origin of Halakhah? – Jacob Neusner The Talmud: Law, Theology, Narrative: A Sourcebook – Jacob Neusner Theology of Normative Judaism: A Source Book – Jacob Neusner The Vitality of Rabbinic Imagination: The Mishnah against the Bible and
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Book reviewed: Is Scripture the Origin of Halakhah?, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3117‐7), xiv + 217 pp., pb $34.00 The Talmud: Law, Theology, Narrative: A Sourcebook, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3115‐0), xxxiv + 251 pp., pb $39.00 Theology of Normative Judaism: A Source Book, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3116‐9), vi + 156 pp., pb $26.00 The Vitality of Rabbinic Imagination: The Mishnah against the Bible and Qumran, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3118‐5), xxxiv + 226 pp., pb $35.00
Title: Is Scripture the Origin of Halakhah? – Jacob Neusner
The Talmud: Law, Theology, Narrative: A Sourcebook – Jacob Neusner
Theology of Normative Judaism: A Source Book – Jacob Neusner
The Vitality of Rabbinic Imagination: The Mishnah against the Bible and
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Book reviewed: Is Scripture the Origin of Halakhah?, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3117‐7), xiv + 217 pp.
, pb $34.
00 The Talmud: Law, Theology, Narrative: A Sourcebook, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3115‐0), xxxiv + 251 pp.
, pb $39.
00 Theology of Normative Judaism: A Source Book, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3116‐9), vi + 156 pp.
, pb $26.
00 The Vitality of Rabbinic Imagination: The Mishnah against the Bible and Qumran, Jacob Neusner, University Press of America 2005 (0‐7618‐3118‐5), xxxiv + 226 pp.
, pb $35.
00.
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