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Thus, Artscroll renders 1:2: "Communicate your innermost wisdom to me again in loving closeness."
Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein: The Song Of Songs: Passover's Poetic Wonder Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein 2011
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Artscroll draws upon classical rabbinic texts, including Rashi, and incorporates their allegorical interpretations into the body of the text.
Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein: The Song Of Songs: Passover's Poetic Wonder Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein 2011
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Artscroll draws upon classical rabbinic texts, including Rashi, and incorporates their allegorical interpretations into the body of the text.
Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein: The Song Of Songs: Passover's Poetic Wonder Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein 2011
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Thus, Artscroll renders 1:2: "Communicate your innermost wisdom to me again in loving closeness."
Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein: The Song Of Songs: Passover's Poetic Wonder Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein 2011
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Kolbrener contrasts the King James translation with the Artscroll translation, a contemporary Orthodox Jewish publication.
Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein: The Song Of Songs: Passover's Poetic Wonder Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein 2011
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Kolbrener contrasts the King James translation with the Artscroll translation, a contemporary Orthodox Jewish publication.
Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein: The Song Of Songs: Passover's Poetic Wonder Rabbi Edward C. Bernstein 2011
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Open you Artscroll or other English Machzor and read carefully.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2008
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I suggest the “Chofetz Chaim A day” published by Artscroll.
The King Without a Crown (or a yellow flag) | Jewschool 2007
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Anyway, Rabbi Rudin is falling into the Artscroll trap of identifying “more traditional” with “consonant with contemporary Orthodox practice, regardless of vintage”.
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Artscroll and its ilk have killed - literally killed - mimetic tradition within the Orthodox community.
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