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Rabbi Jules Harlow, editor of the prayer book used in Conservative synagogues for a quarter century, dies at 92

Rabbi Jules Harlow, editor of the prayer book used in Conservative synagogues for a quarter century, dies at 92
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Rabbi Jules Harlow, editor of the prayer book used in Conservative synagogues for a quarter century, dies at 92

Rabbi Jules Harlow, editor of the prayer book used in Conservative synagogues for a quarter century, dies at 92
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We are part of the human family: A reflection for Yom Kippur

Perhaps some of the prayers during this Yom Kippur can help us to not only to reflect on our lives but also to take actions in the year ahead that will help heal the world.

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How priests, prophets and kings united Israel in monotheism and codified the Torah

In 'The Book of Revolutions,' Rabbi Edward Feld analyzes three of the Bible's main precepts, written over hundreds of years and later compiled by exiled priests in Babylon

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Why a High Holidays prayer book is still going strong after 70 years

Despite a bounty of competitors, The Birnbaum machzor, first published in 1951 remained a staple of Orthodox synagogues largely because the 'worshipper is not called upon to search from page to page and to commute from reference to reference'

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