Online Tanach text in English and Hebrew
(linear translation)
- English and Hebrew Text of the Tanach
A complete
English-
Hebrew text of the Tanach with available audio readings of each
chapter. Select the Biblical book from the options in the middle of the
page.
You may then focus
on a particular chapter and hear it read aloud.
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Our Prayerbook Aloud and Online
Here is a
convenient online resource for learning to chant the Hebrew liturgy of
the Siddur (Jewish prayer book), whether you just want to brush up on
your davening skills, learn to chant the Shabbat services or prepare
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JTS
Torah Commentary
- JTS Torah Commentary
Each week, JTS
distributes a thoughtful, inspiring commentary on parashat ha–shavuah
to over 30,000 people. The commentary is written by JTS faculty and
rabbis from communities around the Conservative Movement.
Links to weekly
Torah commentary, Torah and Haftarah portions.
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Weekly
Talmud Commentary from Pardes
- Weekly Talmud: World of Our Sages
The Pardes
Institute of
Jewish Studies is located in Jerusalem. It is not affiliated with
any political party or religious denomination. At the same time, we are
committed to Jewish practice as prescribed by Halacha (Jewish Law), and
this is reflected in our official activities and events. Pardes faculty
do not impose any patterns of observance or belief on students. We
support student initiatives that meet the plurality of religious needs.
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Portable
Pluralism from Ta-Shma
- Discussion and Exegesis from Ta-Shma
Ta Shma provides
Hebrew- and English-speaking Jews of all ages with educational
programming that conveys the excitement and relevance of Jewish texts
and tradition. Recognizing that diversity is one of the Jewish
community's greatest assets, Ta Shma offers a model of multi-voiced
Jewish learning that emphasizes the importance of constructive
disagreement. Ta Shma's commitment to diversity leads us to
ensuring a varied student body, a broad range of Jewish expression, and
a uniquely diverse faculty.
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Archive
of Modern Hebrew Literature
- Modern Hebrew Literature
Project Ben-Yehuda aims to make
accessible the classics of Hebrew
literature (poetry and prose at first, and then essays etc.) to the
reader of Hebrew. For that purpose, the literary works are converted to
a format that is readable and searchable on the Internet. The project
is intended to be of use for both amateurs and scholars of literature.
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On-line
Exhibits from the Jewish
Museum in New York
- Making Connections in Art and Jewish
Culture
Explore the collection
interactively. This online exhibition includes
sixty works, from ancient artifacts to contemporary art and television
clips, and traces their interconnections. - Counting Omer
Count the omer with
this interactive version of Saphyr, the omer
calendar by Tobi Kahn.
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