-
Rothenburg in the
Prague edition; as
Inyane Teshubah, or
Seder Teshubah, in the
Sephardic ritual of 1584; as
Yesod Teshubah, with
additions by
Isaac ben Moses...
- Kohler, Kaufmann, and Max Schlesinger. 2011 [1906]. "Repentance (Hebr. "
teshubah")"
Jewish Encyclopedia Longenecker,
Richard N. 2000. The
Challenge of Jesus'...
- ba-Koah;
Pitron Halomot, Ferrara, 1552;
Sefer Refafot, ib.;
Perush me-'Alenu;
Teshubah, on the
thirteen rules of R.
Ishmael and on the Ten Sefirot; A
Letter to...
- of the
committee for the
colonization of
Palestine (Warsaw, 1899)
Derek Teshubah, an
addition to Ḥaṭṭot Ne'urim,
describing the
transition of the author...
- "Teshubot Ge'one Mizraḥ u-Ma'arab," No. 141, in "Bet Talmud," iv. 351 "Sha'are
Teshubah," No. 122 Aboab,
introduction to "Menorat ha-Ma'or" Gaon,
Sherira (1988)...
- Maimonides, in his
Mishneh Torah,
devotes the
whole tenth chapter of
Hilkot Teshubah, with
reference to Abot i. 3, to love of God as the
motive which gives...
-
Knowing that the
Ninevites also were on the
point of
repenting (kerovei
teshubah), he anti****ted that
among them, too, God
would earn the re****tion of...
-
prominent men, he was
placed in
charge of the
cabalistic society Tiḳḳune ha-
Teshubah.
After a
brief residence there he went to Safed,
where he
instructed the...
- from the
Mishneh Torah of Maimonides: "Yad," "Hilkot
Talmud Torah" and "
Teshubah" (1705).
Mordechai Feingold,
Oriental Studies, p. 467 in
Trevor Henry Aston...
- 1858,
another collection was
published at
Leipzig with the
title Sha'are
Teshubah. In 1863, a
collection of
responsa was
published at
Jerusalem with the...
