… while usually not accepting of trans people on the basis of Biblical dicta, has had a long history of a broader spectrum … ascribed to their original gender. [3] Different biblical interpretations, specifically of the two versions … broader interpretation of gender. [4] In addition to these biblical interpretations, the Talmud references six …

… to as the ‘cycle of Moses’ due to their focus on the biblical and post-biblical legends pertaining to his life, including the … 2009. (Book, 5 CDs and DVD)   The piyyut recounts the biblical event of Moses receiving the Ten Commandments from …

… namely the reading of the te’amim, or cantillation of Biblical texts, according to the Italian minhag. This minhag … of the t’amim is also based on their position within the Biblical verse, and thus directly tied to its syntactical … open a new window on the relationship between music and Biblical text, and help re-defining the notion of liturgical …

… he focused on opera composition, and debuted his first biblical opera, King Ahaz in 1912. In 1916 he was appointed …

… 2124. NYPL. … March, 3. … 3 … Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaelogy … Proceedings of the Society of Biblical Archaelogy … 35201 … 86-98 … London … XVIII … … …

… in 1909.  Nadel’s later works dealt with Jewish and Biblical themes, including the play,  Adam  (1917), and …

… musical potential of the Hebrew language. Orgad’s use of biblical and poetic Hebrew in his works is extensive and …

… the melodic pattern that is repeated throughout this entire Biblical chapter with each verse. The first version (no. 11) …

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… c. 1100-Aleppo 1167). The poem is a moving retelling of the biblical account of the Binding of Isaac by his father … cancelation by divine intervention (Genesis 22:1-14). The biblical narrative is expanded in the piyyut with midrashim (post-biblical commentaries) that elaborate the original narrative …