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The Book of Ruthfunction FunctionMOZ1149(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-114-9`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`E. Van Handel`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118149`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118140`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`147`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`6/1/1985`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Eichafunction FunctionMOZ1785(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-178-5`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Rabbi Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Rabbi Eliyahu Touger`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118785`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118782`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`252`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`8/1/1990`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Estherfunction FunctionMOZ1130(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`The book of Esther contains the miracle of Purim. Mordecai and Esther rescue the Jews of Persia and Media from Haman's machinations in the days of Ahasuerus. An excelent tool for Megillah reading on Purim. The Torah Anthology is a clear, modern translation of the text and the Me'am Lo'ez commentary on the Book of Esther.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-113-0`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Aryeh Kaplan`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118130`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118133`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`252`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`12/1/1978`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Shir Hashirimfunction FunctionMOZ1157(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-115-7`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118157`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118157`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`352`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`1/1/1988`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Trei-Asar (2)function FunctionMOZ1162(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`Most everyone knows their names, Hosea...Amos...Micha...Zechariah...prophets of Israel, seers, whose prophetic works comprise The Book of the Twelve, Trei Asar. Less familiar are their prophecies. Yes, everyone knows about Jonah- he was the one swallowed by the whale, the one who foresaw the impending destruction of Nineveh. But what of the others, Haggai and Malachi, what were their prophecies about? What was Joel's vision of the invading army of locusts meant to portend? And what of Obadiah's single chapter prophecy concerning Edom? What secrets does it hold for the future, when "the saviors will ascend Mount Zion to rule Mount Esau, and the Kingdom will be G-d's?". Reading the text will provide some but not all of the answers. Large segments of these prophecies remain enigmatic even to those familiar with their historical context and versed in the metaphoric imagery of those who revealed the word of G-d. For a more complete picture, the reader will want to turn to Me'Am Lo'ez. Drawing widely from the rich reservoir of traditional Jewish sources, this work graphically fills in the details: who, what, where, and when. We learn how the ten missing tribes of Israel came to be missing, and the fate of the Kingdom of Judah; we learn of the consequences of arousing G-d's wrath as well as His great mercy for His people, and indeed for all mankind; and we learn to understand the prophets' visions of exiles past and present, as well as prophecies of the Final Redemption and the Ingathering that still awaits.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-116-2`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`1885220162`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9781885220165`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`548`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`6/30/1997`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Tehillim IIfunction FunctionMOZ1742(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-174-2`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118742`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118744`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`404`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`1/26/2004`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Tehillim IIIfunction FunctionMOZ1750(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-175-0`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118750`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118751`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`494`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Tehillim IVfunction FunctionMOZ1769(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-176-9`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118769`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118768`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`399`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Yirmeyahu Ifunction FunctionMOZ1963(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`The Torah Anthology is a clear, modern translation of Me'am Lo'ez, hailed as "the outstanding work of Ladino literature." Written by Rabbi Yaakov Culi, one of the greatest Sephardic sages of his times, the book was first published in 1730. It changed the spiritual climate of the entire Mediterranean region. Eastern Jews esteemed Me'am Lo'ez as a major classic, affording it the same status as the Talmud and Mishnah. Reading it each day was a religious duty; it was a highly popular text for synagogue classes held each evening. Many count Me'am Lo'ez among the best commentaries ever written on the Torah - in any language. The book is a veritable encyclopedia of Jewish knowledge.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-196-3`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Shlomo Carmel`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118963`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118966`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`306`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Tehillim Ifunction FunctionMOZ1394(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-139-4`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118394`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118393`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`379`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`1/26/2004`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Shmuel Ifunction FunctionMOZ153X(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`The Torah Anthology is a clear, modern translation of Me'am Lo'ez, hailed as "the outstanding work of Ladino literature." 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The book is a veritable encyclopedia of Jewish knowledge.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-153-X`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi,Y.G Weiss,Moshe Mykoff`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`094011853X`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118539`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`509`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`8/1/1991`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Tehillim Vfunction FunctionMOZ1777(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-177-7`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118777`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118775`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`454`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`1/26/2004`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Yirmeyahu IIfunction FunctionMOZ1971(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`The Torah Anthology is a clear, modern translation of Me'am Lo'ez, hailed as "the outstanding work of Ladino literature." 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The book is a veritable encyclopedia of Jewish knowledge.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-197-1`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118971`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118973`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`306`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`1/26/2004`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Trei-Asar (1)function FunctionMOZ1154(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`Most everyone knows their names, Hosea...Amos...Micha...Zechariah...prophets of Israel, seers, whose prophetic works comprise The Book of the Twelve, Trei Asar. Less familiar are their prophecies. Yes, everyone knows about Jonah- he was the one swallowed by the whale, the one who foresaw the impending destruction of Nineveh. But what of the others, Haggai and Malachi, what were their prophecies about? What was Joel's vision of the invading army of locusts meant to portend? And what of Obadiah's single chapter prophecy concerning Edom? What secrets does it hold for the future, when "the saviors will ascend Mount Zion to rule Mount Esau, and the Kingdom will be G-d's?". Reading the text will provide some but not all of the answers. Large segments of these prophecies remain enigmatic even to those familiar with their historical context and versed in the metaphoric imagery of those who revealed the word of G-d. For a more complete picture, the reader will want to turn to Me'Am Lo'ez. Drawing widely from the rich reservoir of traditional Jewish sources, this work graphically fills in the details: who, what, where, and when. We learn how the ten missing tribes of Israel came to be missing, and the fate of the Kingdom of Judah; we learn of the consequences of arousing G-d's wrath as well as His great mercy for His people, and indeed for all mankind; and we learn to understand the prophets' visions of exiles past and present, as well as prophecies of the Final Redemption and the Ingathering that still awaits.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-115-4`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Tzvi Faier`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`1885220154`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9781885220158`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`561`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`1/1/1997`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Yehoshuafunction FunctionMOZ1513(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-151-3`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi,Rabbi Nathan Bushwick`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118513`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118515`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`518`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`3/1/1990`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Melakhim IIfunction FunctionMOZ1170(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`The Torah Anthology is a clear, modern translation of Me'am Lo'ez, hailed as "the outstanding work of Ladino literature." 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The book is a veritable encyclopedia of Jewish knowledge.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-117-0`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi,Rabbi Nathan Bushwick`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`1885220170`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9781885220172`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`380`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`6/30/1997`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Shoftimfunction FunctionMOZ1521(){document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`MOZ-152-1`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Shmuel Yerushalmi`;document.getElementById(3).innerHTML=`Dr. Nathan Bushwick`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`0940118521`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9780940118522`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`453`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`6.3" x 9.3"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(10).innerHTML=`6/30/1991`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Moznaim Pub Corp`}The Book of Melakhim Ifunction FunctionMOZ1998(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`The Torah Anthology is a clear, modern translation of Me'am Lo'ez, hailed as "the outstanding work of Ladino literature." 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Van Handel Isbn 10: 0940118149 Isbn 13: 9780940118140 Pages: 147 Size: 6.3" x 9.3" Binding: Hardcover Date: 6/1/1985 Imprint: Moznaim Pub Corp