Explore Jewish history, traditions, and texts. From the Hebrew Bible, to Pirke Avot, to the Zohar, this collection brings together significant works representing multifaceted traditions. Practical and accessible, each volume provides a contemporary translation and facing-page commentary, inviting readers to understand each text’s wisdom. Gain insight into Moses Maimonides’ teachings, understand Jewish mysticism, and explore Hasidic tales. With this collection, you can study these timeless works with breadth and depth.

Corporate worship is a vital part of church health, and it takes a variety of forms around the world. This series delves into the crucial subject ofrom an Anglican/Episcopalian perspective. A renowned cast of authors discuss how to involve children in services, introduce the various Bible translations, and provide meditations on hymns, liturgies for special occasions, and devotional prayers. The authors provide expert guidance not only for ministers, but also for church musicians and the laity.

This extensive collection of religious texts examines a wide variety of spiritual traditions. Modern students of religion understand the difference between traditional streams of thought regarding Ultimate Reality. These volumes invite readers into the ancient conversation and provide a grounding for modern scholarship and inter-faith understanding.

In this accessible guide, Donald Kraus, the editor of the Oxford University Press Study Bible program, clarifies the purpose of Job, helps overcome difficulties in the text, and suggests what it may mean for us today. Kraus’ fresh translation captures some of the finest poetry in the Hebrew Bible and uncovers the original author’s intent in a way that is accessible for modern readers.