REUVEN HAMMERearned his rabbinical ordination and a doctorate in theology at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. He lives and teaches in Jerusalem.
"Anyone who wants to make use of the traditional
prayerbook especially meaningful would do well to
acquire this magnificent commentary. [It] will add to one's
appreciation of one of Judaism's most prized treasures—its
liturgy."
—Emanuel Rackman, Chancellor, Bar-Ilan University
"Reuven Hammer has achieved brilliantly and with great success what
many had thought impossible—an inspirational guide to Jewish
devotion wedded to impeccable scholarship."
—Louis Jacobs, author of Hasidic Prayer
"A useful and enlightening account of the meaning of Jewish prayer.
It should be read by all who want to speak to God in the language
of Jewish tradition."
—Arthur Hertzberg
"A thoughtful, helpful book that will open the hearts and minds of
many Jews to finding new meaning in the traditional prayer."
—Harold S. Kushner
"Those who already know how to pray will find this book enhances
their knowledge of the service. For those to whom the service is
one vast mystery, it will open the door to greater understanding
and spirituality."
—Deborah E. Lipstadt, Emory University
"Accessible and thoughtful . . . a wonderful place for the beginner
to start."
—David Teutsch, President, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
"Anyone who wants to make use of the traditional prayerbook
especially meaningful would do well to acquire this magnificent
commentary. [It] will add to one's appreciation of one of Judaism's
most prized treasures-its liturgy."
-Emanuel Rackman, Chancellor, Bar-Ilan University
"Reuven Hammer has achieved brilliantly and with great success what
many had thought impossible-an inspirational guide to Jewish
devotion wedded to impeccable scholarship."
-Louis Jacobs, author of Hasidic Prayer
"A useful and enlightening account of the meaning of Jewish prayer.
It should be read by all who want to speak to God in the language
of Jewish tradition."
-Arthur Hertzberg
"A thoughtful, helpful book that will open the hearts and minds of
many Jews to finding new meaning in the traditional prayer."
-Harold S. Kushner
"Those who already know how to pray will find this book enhances
their knowledge of the service. For those to whom the service is
one vast mystery, it will open the door to greater understanding
and spirituality."
-Deborah E. Lipstadt, Emory University
"Accessible and thoughtful . . . a wonderful place for the beginner
to start."
-David Teutsch, President, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College
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