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The Rav thinking aloud on the parsha

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Soloveitchik, Joseph Dov, 1903-1993
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Title The Rav thinking aloud on the parsha : transcripts of shiurim and personal discussions with Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik / supplemented wtih added commentary from a Shamash, the author, David Holzer
edited by Aryeh Holzer
annotated by Zecharia Holzer
translation of Yiddish shiurim by Avraham Holzer.
Additional Titles Thinking aloud
Contributors Holzer, David, Rabbi
Holzer, Aryeh
Holzer, Zecharia
Holzer, Avraham
Holzer, David, Rabbi.
Publisher Miami Beach, Fla : Holzer Seforim
Creation Date c2010-c2013
Notes Additional VaYosef Dovid commentary by R. David Holzer.
Subtitles vary slightly.
Includes bibliographical references.
English
includes phrases and passages in Hebrew, some have English translation.
Content v. [1]. Sefer Bereishis. 2010.
v. [3]. Sefer Bamidbar. 2013.
v.[4]. Sefer Bamidbar. 2013.
Extent volumes : ill., ports
25 cm.
Language English
Hebrew
National Library system number 990035658400205171

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