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The monotheists

F. E. Peters

2003

The aroma of righteousness

Deborah A. Green

2011

The Gods are broken!

Jeffrey K. Salkin

2013

Matthew's Christian-Jewish community

Anthony J. Saldarini

1994

Judaism (World Faiths)

Trevor Barnes

2005

Prayer in the Talmud

Joseph Heinemann

1977

Dying for God

Daniel Boyarin

1999

The battle for God

Karen Armstrong

2001

Dictionary of Judaism in the Biblical period

Jacob Neusner, William Scott Green

1996

Greek influence in Jewish eschatology

T. F. Glasson

1961

Worlds of memory and wisdom

Jean Halpérin, Hans Ucko

2005

Dictionary of Judaism in the biblical period

Jacob Neusner, William Scott Green

1996

Sigmund Freud and the Jewish mystical tradition

David Bakan

1958

Jewish-Christian dialogue

David Novak

1989

Love & joy

Yochanan Muffs

1992

Israelitische Religion

Helmer Ringgren

1963

The JPS dictionary of Jewish words

Ellen Scolnic, Joyce Eisenberg

2001

The Oxford handbook of Jewish ethics and morality

Elliot N. Dorff, Jonathan K. Crane

2013

Jewish ritual

Kerry M. Olitzky

2004

The feminist companion to the Bible

Athalya Brenner

1993

The image of the non-Jew in Judaism

David Novak

2011

Jewish Prayer and Worship

Anita Ganeri, Jonathan Gorsky

2006

Jesus and the heritage of Israel

David P. Moessner

1999

Establishment violence in Philo and Luke

Torrey Seland

1995

Martin Buber's spirituality

Kenneth Kramer

2012

Self-fulfilling prophecy

Jacob Neusner

1987

Your father the devil?

Steve Motyer

1997

Early Christianity & Hellenistic Judaism

Peder Borgen

1996

The Jewish Roots of Christian Liturgy

Eugene J. Fisher

1990

Three Questions of Formative Judaism

Jacob Neusner

2002

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