… liturgical music of American Reform Judaism and his work on Biblical cantillation, he was also one of the most important …

… point of view of poetry, the reliance on verses from the Biblical ‘Song of Songs’ (three songs plus the pseudo-Song …

… in Jerusalem (586 CE). The Zionist nostalgia for idealized Biblical times when the ancient Hebrews worked their land …

… set to the melody of the American song. The setting of this Biblical Hebrew verse to this song was documented in the …

… whereas phrases from extant piyyutim or fragments of Biblical verses are interwoven into a new work on the basis …

… number is given a symbolic meaning that is connected to Biblical figures, concepts, and objects related to Judaism: …

… as the zejel pattern). The “x” verses consist of short biblical quotations all rhyming on “anu” and thus recalling …

… and final line of all the stanzas is a quotation from a biblical verse that ends with the word Anojí (“I”, the first …

… earthly topic, but do so with concealed and semi-overt Biblical references. The earliest appearance of Kikhlot … burst into watery tears. After comparing his host to the Biblical Moses (who had, according to the poet, issues with … detailed commentary of the text of this song and its Biblical and Talmudic sources is highly recommended. See, …

… of students in Jerusalem. His prodigious mastering of the Biblical text led him to secure second place in the 1962 …