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Pathways Through The Bible / The Tanakh (the Jewish Bible) is a marvelously complex work. It is a vibrant tapestry of historical, literary, and religious texts woven into one of the most fascinating pieces of writing to survive its own time. Yet it is not easily accessible to all. Pathways Through The Bible leads its readers through the difficult linguistic and historical terrain of the Bible, allowing comfortable access to its contents. Designed as a preparatory tool to the reading of the Tanakh, Pathways Through the Bible profiles the Pentateuch, the Prophets, and the Writings. The book is a careful compilation of classical biblical passages, synopses, descriptions, and commentaries on each of the 24 books that combine to make up the Holy Scriptures. Now published for the first time in paperback, Pathways Through the Bible has long been a standard text in homes, libraries and schools. Since its initial publication in 1946, over 200,000 hardcover copies have been sold.
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Bible--studyandteaching
Classification221.52 COH
PublisherPhiladelphia, USA, The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1983
Edition2nd
SubjectBible--study and teachingBible OTBiblical Studies & ExegesisSacred Texts--Judaism--Hermeneutics
Description555
ISBN978-0827603011
URLhttps://books.google.com.hk/books/about/Pathways_Through_the_Bible.html?id=q7I4XZ202ZkC&redir_esc=y

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bout six years ago, the Jewish Publication Society of America launched the project of a simplified version of The Holy Scriptures which would be readable, easy to comprehend and even enjoyable. Pathways Through the Bible seeks to encompass and realize these goals. While this book is intended primarily for the young, it is believed that adults also will find in it interest, instruction and enjoyment.

A special committee advised with the author in planning this volume. It consisted of Mr. Bernard L. Frankel, Chairman; Mr. J. Solis-Cohen, Jr., President of The Society; Judge Louis E. Levinthal, Chairman of its Publication Committee; and Mr. Philip W. Amram. The following rabbis, scholars and educators were appointed as an editorial committee to represent various national institutions and organizations interested in the Bible and concerned with spreading knowledge and appreciation of it among the Jewish people: representing the Aleph Zadik Aleph of B'nai B'rith — Dr. Sidney Glazer and Rabbi Michael Alper; the Central Conference of American Rabbis — Dr. Solomon B. Freehof; the Hebrew Union College — Dr. Abraham N. Franzblau; the Jewish Theological Seminary of America — Rabbi Milton Steinberg; the National Council for Jewish Education — Mr. Nathan Brilliant and Dr. Samuel Dinin; the Rabbinical Assembly of America — Rabbi Alter F. Landesman. In addition to these, the following read all or portions of the manuscript: Dr. Sheldon H. Blank, Professor of Bible at the Hebrew Union College; Dr. Louis Finkelstein, President of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America; Dr. Jacob S. Golub, Librarian-Consultant of the Jewish Education Committee of New York; Dr. Isaac Landman, Editor-in-Chief of the Universal Jewish Encyclopedia ; and Dr. David de Sola Pool, President of the Union of Sephardic Congregations.
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