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This is the Torah by Alfred J. Kolatch · Booklabria

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This is the Torah

This is the Torah

Name: This is the Torah
Author: Alfred J. Kolatch

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This is the TorahAlfred J. KolatchKolatch

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First published: 1988
Language: English
Editions: 2

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What are the origins of the countless laws, customs, and traditions that govern the writing and reading of the Torah? Following the "why" format that he introduced in his Jewish Books of Why, Rabbi Kolatch explores the many Torah rites and rituals that are currently practiced in the synagogue. A concise, straightforward presentation reflecting the practices of Jews of all denominations.--Amazon.com.

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