The structure of the Siddur
Book - 1996
Using computer graphics to illustrate the structure of the Siddur, the author has harnessed modern technology to help explain and understand a book that is centuries old. If someone wishes to have a word-for-word understanding of a prayer, he or she can read the English translation of that prayer in the Siddur. However, such a word-for-word translationthe content of a prayer - makes little sense unless the context of that prayer is fully comprehended.
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Outlines and syllabi
Résumés et programmes - Published
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Northvale, N.J. :
Jason Aronson
©1996.
- Language
- English
- Main Author
- Physical Description
- xvi, 287 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Bibliography
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 253-254) and indexes.
- ISBN
- 9781568219745
- 1. What Is Structure?
- 2. Translation, Transliteration, and Terminology
- 3. The Structure of Every Service
- 4. The Structure of B'rachot
- 5. The Structure of the Shabbat Amidah
- 6. The Structure of the Weekday Amidah
- 7. The Structure of the Amidah for Festivals
- 8. The Structure of K'riat Sh'ma
- 9. The Structure of Commonly Occurring Components
- 10. The Structure of Components from the Psalms
- 11. The Structure of K'riat haTorah
- 12. The Structure of the Afternoon Service
- 13. The Structure of Kabbalat Shabbat
- 14. The Structure of the Evening Service
- 15. The Structure of the Preliminary Morning Service
- 16. The Structure of the Morning Service
- 17. The Structure of the Additional Service
- 18. The Structure of the Amidah for the Additional Service on Rosh haShanah.