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Thinking PassoverBen Kamin

Thinking Passover

1997155 pages
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The Passover story - ageless, wonderful, and edifying - not only recalls the history of the Jewish people, it gives deeper meaning to the reality of today's life. This heartwarming, wise book by Rabbi Ben Kamin, senior rabbi at The Temple-Tifereth Israel, a 145-year-old Reform congregation in Cleveland, Ohio, shows us how the celebration of Passover can become a time to reflect on Jewish values within the family and throughout the world. Rabbi Kamin begins by drawing a parallel between unleavened bread and the unleavened love of parents and children - love that is plain, nourishing, and…

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2 editions
  • Other · English · 1999
    Penguin Publishing Group · 9780452276345
  • Other · English · 1997
    Dutton · 155 pages · 9780525941316
SederPassoverJewish ethicsFasts and feasts, judaismJudaism