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Halachic worldviews

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Goldstein, Tzvi author
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Title Halachic worldviews : direction from Jewish law / Rabbi Tzvi Goldstein.
Additional Titles טעמו וראו
Taʻamu u-reʼu
Related place Los Angeles (Calif.)-place of publication
Publisher [Los Angeles] : Mosaica Press
Distributor New York : Distributed by Feldheim.
Creation Date 2023
Notes Includes bibliographical references.
English
includes frequent passages in Hebrew with English translation.
Extent xxviii, 256 pages
24 cm
Language English
Hebrew
Copyright Date ©2023
National Library system number 997012606348105171

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