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Judaism: Torah, Talmud and Tradition

The Sages

Their Concepts and Beliefs

by Ephraim E. Urbach · Israel Abrahams (trans.)

A comprehensive study of the theology of the rabbis of the Mishnah and Talmud, first published in Hebrew in 1969. Urbach examines their teachings on God, the Shekhinah, providence, the commandments, sin and redemption, and the leadership of the sages.

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