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Pathway to Prayer: Weekday Amidah & Mussaf Rosh Chodesh - Nusach Ashkenaz

Pathway to Prayer: Weekday Amidah & Mussaf Rosh Chodesh - Nusach Ashkenaz

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By: Rabbi Mayer Birnbaum | Publisher: Rabbi Mayer Birnbaum | Language: Hebrew-English | Volumes: 1 | Pages: 96 | Binding: Hard |

This remarkable, step-by-step guide through the Amidah Prayer is designed to help the reader reach greater heights of understanding and concentration. Utilizing a line-by-line expanded translation of the Amidah Prayer, it brings new meaning and inspiration to the Tefillos we know so well, as each word of the prayer is clarified and explained.

Includes a basic introduction to prayer, and includes fifty suggestions for concentrating during prayer as well as the basic laws of how to pray and how to prepare for praying. This edition includes the Musaf for Rosh Chodesh.

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