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This volume, the third in the series Studies in Jewish Theology, begins with an overview of the topic of divine intervention and miracles by Leo Trepp and Eliezer Schweid, and continues with a discussion of the liturgical dimensions of miraculous events, the philosophical concept of miracles, the interrelation between time and creation, divine intervention and religious sensibility, and miracles understood within an Hasidic framework. Other Jewish Studies Books 1992 – A Social History of the Jewish East End in London, 1914 – 1939: A Study of Life, Labour and Liturgy 2018 – The Evolution of Halakhah as a Democratic Process: A Political Science Perspective 1983 – Lily Montagu and the Advancement of Liberal Judaism From Vision to Vocation
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