The seventh part of the qedushta for the ancient triennial Torah reading וַיְהִי בַּחֲצִי הַלַּיְלָה, “It Came to Pass at Midnight,” was preserved in the Haggadah. This is the only poem of Yannai’s (ca. 5th/6th cent. C.E.) to be retained in the liturgy.
Prof. Rabbi
Laura Lieber
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A Post-Destruction model of Jewish Identity: Reading and studying Torah as if our life depended on it.
Prof.
Jacob L. Wright
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A set of homilies from the Genizah connects two biblical readings (sidrot) in Leviticus by emphasizing the importance of the mitzvah of orlah as a key to inheriting and remaining on the land.
Dr.
Shana Strauch-Schick
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Tova Sacher
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