by Robert Pinsky (Author) dobro stanje, tvrd povez, zaštitni omot Poet, warrior, and king, David has loomed large in myth and legend through the centuries, and he continues to haunt our collective imagination, his flaws and inconsistencies making him the most approachable of biblical heroes. Robert Pinsky, former poet laureate of the United States, plumbs the depths of David’s life: his triumphs and his failures, his charm and his cruelty, his divine destiny and his human humiliations. Drawing on the biblical chronicle of David’s life as well as on the later commentaries and the Psalms—traditionally considered to be David’s own words—Pinsky teases apart the many strands of David’s story and reweaves them into a glorious narrative. Under the clarifying and captivating light of Pinsky’s erudition and imagination, and his mastery of image and expression, King David—both the man and the idea of the man—is brought brilliantly to life.

Istorija, religija, običaji Izdavač: Magistrat Sarajevo, 2007. Mek povez, strana 293 Vrlo dobro stanje Ilustrovani leksikon judaizma Elija Taubera je jedinstveni poduhvat koji na 300 stranica, abecednim redom, uz bogate ilustracije obrađuje direktno oko 1100 pojmova i isto toliko indirektno. Ovaj leksikon može poslužiti ne samo pripadnicima jevrejske religije već i pripadnicima ostalih religija, a što je osobito važno svojom jednostavnošću i konciznošću doprinosi toliko potrebnom poznavanju kulture i običaja, tako da može poslužiti nastavnicima, đacima, studentima ali i naučnicima i istraživačima.

2022. mek povez, strana 469 vrlo dobro stanje Sadržaj: - Devet pitanja o judaizmu koje ljudi najčešće postavljaju - Zašto jevreji? Razlog antisemitizma - Reči koje pozleđuju - reči koje isceljuju / kako mudro i dobro birati reči Autori: Denis Preger i Josef Teljuškin

Judaizam - Nicholas de Lange, knjiga je u odličnom stanju. Povez:tvrd Broj strana:187 Težina:320g k-113P

Rabin Natan Bušvik - Kako razumeti jevrejski kalendar , izdanje Metaphysica . Knjiga - 4+

ROLAN GEČEL - KABALA IZDAVAČ. NOVO DELO BEOGRAD STRANA. 131 MEKOG POVEZA STANJE. VEOMA OČUVANA, KNJIGA KAO NA SLICI, OCENA. 4+ DOSTAVU PLAĆA KUPAC, 343

50331) The Sarajevo Haggadah , text by Cecil Roth , Publisher Yugoslava Belgrade 1975 , Text: `The Sarajevo Haggadah and Its Significance in the History of Art` הגדת סריבו Full color reproduction of the Sarajevo Haggadah (Sarajevo National Museum), a 14th-century Spanish illuminated manuscript composed of the traditional three parts: 34 full-page miniatures (fols. 1v-34); illuminated Haggadah text (fols. 1*-50*); and piyyutim and Torah readings for Passover week (fols. 53*–131*). It is by far the best-known Hebrew illuminated manuscript, and has been reproduced in part twice during the last 70 years with scholarly introductions by H. Mueller and J. von Schlosser, and by C. Roth. The full-page miniatures in the Sarajevo Haggadah display the widest range of subjects even among the rich Spanish Haggadot, from the Creation of the World to Moses blessing the Israelites and Joshua before his death, followed by illustrations of the Temple, preparations for Passover, and the interior of a Spanish synagogue. There are few full-page miniatures; most are divided horizontally into two framed sections, with some in four sections. Although the greater part of the iconography of the miniatures is derived from Latin Bible illumination of the Franco-Spanish school, some Jewish elements can be detected, as in the abstention from representation of God or any heavenly beings. Other Jewish aspects can be found in the text illustrations of the Haggadah, such as a miniature of Rabban Gamaliel and his students, and the mazzah and maror. Stylistically, the illuminations are related to the Italian-gothic school prevailing in Catalonia in the 14th century. That the Sarajevo Haggadah originates from the Kingdom of Aragon can be inferred from three coats of arms displayed in the manuscript. The Haggadah reached the Sarajevo Museum when in 1894 a child of the city`s Sephardi Jewish community brought it to school to be sold, after his father had died leaving the family destitute. hard cover, dust jacket , size 16,5 x 22,5 cm , 46 pages + [152] pages of plates : coloured facsims ; good condition

HAGADA Kaža za Pashu sa herbejskog prevod : Ildi Ivanji,Đorđe Petrović Idea, Beograd, 1994. godine na 80. strana, u tvrdom povezu, veceg formata. Dvojezično: srpski i hebrejski jezik. Odlicno ocuvana knjiga, sa posvetom oba autora. PASHA je veoma star praznik, Praznik žetve, Praznik Proleća. Svake godine se na Pashu treba podsećati na dobrotu Boga Jedinoga koji je izveo svoj narod iz misirskog ropstva i doveo ga u slobodu, u Obećanu zemlju, Prevedeno-prepričavano, tumačeno, objašnjavano i pojašnjavano sa doslovno izvornog hebrejskog teksta .

Beograd 2020. Tvrd povez, 187 strana. Knjiga je nekorišćena (nova). Termin judaizam obično se upotrebljava na nekoliko različitih načina. Jedan od najčešćih se odnosi na religiju, jednu od glavnih svetskih religija i članicu (uz hrišćanstvo i islam) onoga što je poznato kao monoteistička porodica religija. Iako ovakva upotreba stvara nekoliko problema koje ćemo uskoro razmotriti, važno je odmah ukazati na neke od njenih pozitivnih vrednosti. Na prvom mestu označava jednu važnu istorijsku realnost. Judaizam, hrišćanstvo i islam spadaju u istorodnu grupo. Sve te religije počinju u istom delu sveta, na Bliskom istoku (a očigledan podsetnik na to jeste činjenica da sve tri, na različite načine, Jerusalimu pripisuju počasno mesto). Odatle su se raširile u veoma sličnim smerovima. Kad je reč o judaizmu ovaj istorijski aspekt ima posebnu važnost. Sadržaj: Predgovor 1 NAROD I NJEGOVA VERA 2 TORA I TRADICIJA 3 TRADICIJA BOGOSLUŽJA 4 Biblijska tradicija 5 Zakonska tradicija 6 Etička tradicija 7 Mistička tradicija 8 Teološka tradicija 9 Eshatološka tradicija Epilog - Kriza savremenog judaizma

odlično očuvana studija na engleskom od Eugen Veber

Odlično stanje PROSVETA - SVJETLOST 1981 Sarajevska Hagada je jevrejski rukopisni iluminirani kodeks, koji potiče iz srednjovjekovne Španije. Smatra se jednom od najljepših knjiga ove vrste a čuva se u Zemaljskom muzeju u Sarajevu i u njegovom posjedu nalazi se od 1894. godine, dok je prije toga pripadala sarajevskoj jevrejskoj porodici Kohen. Kopija sarajevske Hagade u zgradi parlamenta Bosne i Hercegovine Sarajevska Hagada je zajedno sa Jevrejima napustila Španiju još u 15. vijeku, a postoje podaci da se još 1609. godine nalazila u Italiji. Nastala je negdje u sjevernoj Španiji, u drugoj polovini 14. vijeka, dakle poslije 1350. godina. Sadržaj sarajevske Hagade ispisan je krasnopisom na prerađenoj i istančanoj koži, u periodu kada papir još uvijek nije ušao u masovnu upotrebu. Ova izuzetna rukopisna knjiga ima 142 pergamentska lista, veličine 16,5x22,8 cm. Neki od njih ispisani su krasnopisom, neki iluminirani, a neki, opet, potpuno prazni. Uvezani su u tabake od po osam ili dvanaest stranica. The Sarajevo Haggadah is an illuminated manuscript that contains the illustrated traditional text of the Passover Haggadah which accompanies the Passover Seder. It is one of the oldest Sephardic Haggadahs in the world, originating in Barcelona around 1350. The Haggadah is owned by the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Sarajevo. Its monetary value is undetermined, but a museum in Spain required that it be insured for $7 million before it could be transported to an exhibition there in 1992.[1] Copies of the Sarajevo Haggadah in the parliament building of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Sarajevo Haggadah is handwritten on bleached calfskin and illuminated in copper and gold. It opens with 34 pages of illustrations of key scenes in the Bible from creation through the death of Moses. Its pages are stained with wine, evidence that it was used at many Passover Seders.[2] The Sarajevo Haggadah was submitted by Bosnia and Herzegovina for inclusion in UNESCO`s Memory of the World Register and was included in 2017.[3] History Edit An illustrated page from the Sarajevo Haggadah, written in fourteenth-century Catalonia. Top: Moses and the Burning Bush. Bottom: Aaron`s staff swallows the magicians` The Sarajevo Haggadah has survived many close calls with destruction. Historians believe that it was taken out of the Iberian Peninsula by Jews who were expelled by the Alhambra Decree in 1492.[4]Notes in the margins of the Haggadah indicate that it surfaced in Italy in the 16th century. It was sold to the National Museum in Sarajevo in 1894 by a man named Joseph Kohen.[5] During World War II, the manuscript was hidden from the Nazis and Ustashe by the Museum`s chief librarian, Derviš Korkut, who risked his life to smuggle the Haggadah out of Sarajevo. Korkut gave it to a Muslim cleric in a village on a mountain of Bjelasnica, where it was hidden in a mosque. In 1957, a facsimile of the Haggadah was published by Sándor Scheiber, director of the Rabbinical Seminary in Budapest. In 1992 during the Bosnian War, the Haggadah manuscript survived a museum break-in and it was discovered on the floor during the police investigation by a local Inspector, Fahrudin Čebo, with many other items thieves believed were not valuable. It survived in an underground bank vault during the Siege of Sarajevo by Serb forces. To quell rumors that the government had sold the Haggadah in order to buy weapons, the president of Bosnia presented the manuscript at a community Seder in 1995.[citation needed] In 2001, concerned with the possible continuing deterioration of the Sarajevo Haggadah which was stored in a city bank vault under less than ideal conditions,[citation needed] Dr. Jakob Finci, the head of Sarajevo’s Jewish Community, appealed to Jacques Paul Klein, the Special Representative of the Secretary General and Coordinator of United Nations Operations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, for his assistance in ensuring the preservation and restoration of this priceless historical treasure.[citation needed] Klein quickly agreed and developed a plan to secure the required funding, identify an internationally recognized expert to undertake the restoration and make space available in the United Nations Headquarters building where the restoration efforts could begin.[citation needed] When the project became public knowledge, Klein was surprised at reticence of some local Bosnian officials to support the project. Only after informing President Itzobegovic of their obstructionism and letting him know that the International Community would take a dim view of their total lack of cooperation in the restoration efforts did President Itzobegovic clear the way for the restoration project to begin.[citation needed] Klein initiated an international campaign to raise the required funding. Contributions came from individuals, institutions and governments from around the world. With funding in hand and with Dr. Pataki, from Stuttgart’s Akademie Der Bildenden Künste, ready to begin the restoration project a climate-controlled room was refurbished in Sarajevo’s National Museum to house the Haggadah as the centerpiece, surrounded by documents of the Catholic, Orthodox and Muslim faiths. Additionally, as a beau geste to the City of Sarajevo, a second climate-controlled vault was funded to house the national archives of Bosnia and Herzegovina.[6] Contributors to the restoration of the Sarajevo Haggadah On 2 December 2002, the vault room was dedicated by the Special Representative of the Secretary General in the presence of senior Bosnian government officials, the diplomatic community and international media as well as the public. The Sarajevo Haggadah and other sacred and historical religious documents had, at last, found a worthy home.[7] Sarajevo Haggadah vault room, containing the Haggadah as well as other documents of the Catholic Orthodox and Muslim faiths. In 1985 a reproduction was printed in Ljubljana, with 5,000 copies made. The National Museum subsequently authorized the publication of a limited number of reproductions of the Haggadah, each of which has become a collector`s item. In May 2006, the Sarajevo publishing house Rabic Ltd., announced the forthcoming publication of 613 copies of the Haggadah on handmade parchment that attempts to recreate the original appearance of the 14th century original, alluding to the 613 Mitzvot.[8] There is a brief mention of the manuscript in the motion picture Welcome to Sarajevo. The novel People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks (2008), crafts a fictionalised history of the Haggadah from its origins in Spain to the museum in Sarajevo. The Winter, 2002, issue of the literary journal Brick published Ramona Koval`s account of the disputes surrounding the proposed UNESCO-funded display of the original codex in the context of the post-Dayton Agreement UN-supervised 1995 peace settlement. The history of Derviš Korkut, who saved the book from the Nazis, was told in an article by Geraldine Brooks in The New Yorker magazine.[5] The article also sets out the story of the young Jewish girl, Mira Papo, whom Korkut and his wife hid from the Nazis as they were acting to save the Haggadah. In a twist of fate, as an elderly woman in Israel, Mira Papo secured the safety of Korkut`s daughter during the Bosnian war in the 1990s. A copy of the Sarajevo Haggadah was given to former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Tony Blair by the Grand Mufti of Bosnia and Herzegovina Mustafa Cerić during the awards ceremony for the Tony Blair Faith Foundation`s Faith Shorts competition in December 2011. The Grand Mufti presented it as a symbol of interfaith cooperation and respect, while recounting the protection of the Jewish book by Muslims on two occasions in history.[9] Another copy was given by the Grand Mufti Mustafa Cerić to a representative of the Chief Rabbinate of Israel during the interreligious meeting `Living Together is the Future` organised in Sarajevo by the Community of Sant`Egidio.[10] In October 2012, the Haggadah`s future exhibition was left in limbo following a drought in funding for the National Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which shuttered its doors after going bankrupt and not paying its employees for almost a year. In 2013 the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art attempted to arrange for a loan of the Haggadah, but due to internal political battles within Bosnia and Herzegovina, the loan was eventually refused by Bosnia`s National Monuments Preservation Commission.[11] However, the Haggadah was again on display as of September 2015, following the National Museum`s re-opening.[12] Istorija jevreja jevrejska kultura hagoda

Autorski primerak knjige. Hronika o Jevrejskoj čitaonici u Beogradu koja je postojala 12 godina (1929-1941). Ubraja se u najznačajnije jevrejske organizacije u kulturnom životu prestoničkih Jevreja između dva svetska rata. U njoj se putem popularnih predavanja gajila jevrejska tradicija, nauka i kultura. Bila je to javna tribina na kojoj su govorili najveći intelektualci iz redova srpske i jevrejske inteligencije (Žak Konfino, Albi Vajs, Bukić Pijade, Hugo Klajn, rabin Isak Alkalaj, Rikard Švarc, Milutin Milanković, Mika Alas, Vladimir Ćorović, Ivan Đaja, Ksenija Atanasijević, Juda Levi, Aron Alkalaj, Branislav Petronijević...) U knjizi se nalaze biografije najpoznatijih ličnosti kao što su: Mojsije, Ezra, Isaija, Baruh Spinoza, Hajnrih Hajne, Žorž Klemanso, Mozes Mendelson, Mozes Majmonides, Alfred Drajfus, Kadmi Koen, Sabataj Cevi, Hajim Nahman Bjalik, Baal Šem Tov, Arnold Šenberg, Maks Liberman, Leon Koen, Maks Nordau, Julije Filon Aleksandrijski, Anri Bergson, David Frišman, Benjamin-Bendžamin Dizraeli, Ahad Haam, Herman Koen, Jozef Poper Linkeus Objavljena su predavanja o temama: O hasidizmu O antisemitizmu, Eseni, Falaši, Semiti i Jevreji, Helenizam Jevreji kao socijalni problem, Koncerti jevrejske muzike, Jevrejski folklor, Srednjovekovna jevrejska filozofija, Mojsijevi zakoni, Hrišćansvo u jevrejstvu, Nova jevrejska književnost, Cionizam i njegov značaj, Jevrejski univerzitet u Jerusalimu, Sefardski Jevreji, O postanku sveta, Psihopatologija jevrejstva, Značaj reforme kalendara na jevrejstvo, O postanku sveta, Jevreji i Arapi u Palestini, Kongres Pen-klubova u Dubrovniku 1933.godine, Engleska i rasni problem, Uloga Jevreja u našoj istoriji, Utisci iz Abisinije (Etiopije) Tomaš Masarik, Privredna kriza i Beograd, i mnoge druge teme. Rukopis knjige dobio je drugu nagradu na konkursu Saveza jevrejskih opština Srbije za 2015. godinu. Knjiga je ilustrovana sa 68 kvalitetnih fotografija i crteža. Recenzent knjige je književnik Filip David. Broj strana: 224. Povez: broširan

MITOLOGIJA I RELIGIJA STARIH JEVREJA Dečja knjiga, Beograd, 1990. 140 str. Tvrdi povez, odlično očuvana knjiga

ur.M.Šijaković, Zajednica književnih klubova Srbije, 140str.,meki povez,20cm, š a9

London: Thames and Hudson, (1985). Hardcover. Folio. Blue cloth. A Hebrew Manuscript of the Mid-15th Century from the collections of the British Library written and illuminated by Joel Ben Simeon called Feibusch Ashkenazi. With a commentary attributed to Eleazar Ben Judah of Worms. Text in Hebrew with English introduction and translation. AŠKENASKI MANUSKRIPT HAGADA AŠKENAZI IZ 15. VEKA

Hagada - kazivanje o Prolasku Transkribovao, preveo i beleškama propratio Eliezer Papo. Transliteracija hebrejskog i ladino teksta, sa prevodom na srpski jezik. American-jewish joint, 1996. godine na 145. strana u tvrdom povezu. Knjiga je odlicno ocuvana.

Priručnik jevrejske misli 1 - 2 Rabin Arije Kaplan Izdavač: KNJIŽEVNO DRUŠTVO PISMO ZEMUN Godina izdanja 5763/2002... Stanje: veoma dobro sadržaj prve knjige ENCIKLOPEDIJA jevrejske misli i aškafa... Počinje od Boga i Njegove svrhe u stvaranju i pokazuje kako postojanje Boga nužno dovodi do stvaranja Čoveka, Izraela, Otkrovenja, Tore i njenih zapovesti... 1.Temelji 2.Bog 3.Čovek 4.Izrael 5.Zapovesti 6.Nadahnuće 7.Tora 8.Proroci 9.Predanje 10.Sanedrin 11.Vlast 12.Alaha 13.Običaji... sadržaj druge knjige - na slici 2

Čigoja, 1997. 74 strane. Knjiga je ako nova Obe knjige objavljene su okviru Biblioteke Hermetica. Radi se o starozavetnim rukopisima koji nisu uvršteni u Stari zavet. Knjige je preveo Dušan Đorđević Mileusnić. Gnostika

VUK KARADŽIĆ Beograd,1981. Broš povez 237 str. U sadržaju malo zaokruženo

Beograd 1990, tvrd povez, vrlodobro stanje, 312 strana, težina oko 510 gr

41299) TANAKH Heber es Magyar , The Society for distributing Hebrew Scriptures England 2009 , dvojezično Hebrejsko Mađarski prevod Starog Zaveta , Hebrew – Hungarian bilingual Tanakh Old Testament , Heber - Magyar Oszovetseg / Magyarorszag odlično očuvano, tvrd povez, format 16 x 24 cm , zlatotisak, 1808 strana

Luksuzna monografija EUGEN VERBER, GLUMAC, PREVODILAC, JUDAISTA o najvećem judaisti sa naših prostora i cenjenom prevodiocu sa hebrejskog, aramejskog, jidiša i drugih jezika sa međunarodnom reputacijom. Bio je učesnik mnogobrojnih kongresa hebraista i judaista u svetu, prevodilac poznatih knjiga TALMUD, KUMRANSKI RUKOPISI, KABALA I NJENA SIMBOLIKA, JEVREJSKE NARODNE BAJKE, UVOD U JEVREJSKU VERU, BIBLIJSKE PRIČE, DIBUK, SEDAM KČERI BEZ MIRAZA, KRŠĆANSTVO PRIJE KRISTA. MAĐIONIČAR IZ LUBLINA, STARINSKA PRIČA,DIBUK, MRAVINJAK i mnogih drugih. Knjiga ima više poglavlja: Pozorišna karijera (Vojvođansko narodno pozorište, Narodno pozorište Sarajevo, Banja Luka, Niš i Beogradsko dramsko pozorište) Poštovan i uvaženi prevodilac, Priznanja i društveve aktivnosti, Rekli su o Verberu (David Albahari, Filip David, Jovan Ćirilov, Puriša Đorđević, Čedomir Mirković, Renata Ulmanski, Milan Mihailović Caci, Ljubiša Samardžić, Milena Dravić, Žiža Stojanović, Aca Singer, Milica Mihailović, Krinka Vidaković-Petrov, Miroslav Grinvald, Davor Salom, Miroslava Smiljanić-Spasić, Jichak David, Daniel, Jovan i Andreja Verber, Branko Lustig, Aleksandar Tišma,Planinka Kovačević,Ratko Adamović ...) Spisak svih pozorišnih i filmskih i radio uloga, Originalni objavljeni tekstovi Eugena Verbera: O jeziku, pismu i knjizi Jevreja, Jevreji na Balkanu, Stara hebrejska književnost, Anđeli, Knjige Makabejaca, Zapadni zid u Jerusalimu, Pravednik u jevrejskom predanju, Književnost na ladinu, jidišu i hebrejskom jeziku, Mesijanstvo u jevrejstvu, Od Satana do Sotone i Šejtana, Jevrejska religija i mistika i drugi. Selektivna bibliografija.Recenzent knjige je književnik Filip David. Izdavač: Čigoja štampa, Beograd, Studentski trg 13 Broj strana: 308 Papir: kunsdruk Ilustrovana: 101 fotografija Povez broširan Format 24 cm Za kupce u centru Beograda besplatna dostava knjige. Više o knjigama autora na sajtu www.korockin-davidovic.com

Prva knjiga objavljena u Srbiji o Falašima - crnim Jevrejima. FALAŠI su bili deo velikog etiopskog carstva i bilo ih je pola miliona koji su živeli u 500 sela. Njihovo poreklo datira hiljadama godina unazad. Oni tvrde da potiču od kraljice od Sabe i kralja Solomona. Sebe nazivaju zajednicom BETA IZRAEL (KUĆA IZRAELA). O njihovom ranom poreklu malo se zna osim činjenice da predstavljaju jednu od najstarijih jevrejskih zajednica van Izraela. Dugo godina nije se znalo da postoje. Zahvaljujući istraživaču doktoru Žaku Faitloviču svet je čuo za njih. Krajem osamdesetih godina 20.veka u Etiopiji je vladala velika glad i pretila je da pomori Falaše. U velikim operacijama spasavanja (Mojsije, Saba, Solomon) u kojima su učestvovali agenti Mosada, izraelska vlada i mnogobrojne jevrejske organizacije desetine hiljada Falaša je odvezeno u Izrael. Danas ih ima oko 140 hiljada i žive u većem broju gradova. Glavni sefardski rabin Izraela Ovadija Josef priznao ih je za Jevreje. Njihova borba protiv diskriminacije i rasizma i dan-danas traje. Među njima ima dosta uspešnih ljudi u svim oblastima. Knjiga je bogato ilustrovana fotografijama i crtežima. Ovo je čudesna priča o njima. Broj strana:114. Pismo: Latinica. Povez; Broširano Korice: Sjajna plastifikacija Broj fotografija:50 Godina izdanja:2021. Izdavač. Čigoja štampa, Beograd Sadržaj: Kraljica od Sabe Istorija Falaša, Naselja Praznici, hramovi postovi Šabat, Pesah, Jom kipur, Sukot, Sigd, Hram, Postovi Uticaj misionara Dolazak Žozefa Halevija Žak Faitlovič otac Falaša Italijanska okupacija Posleratni period Priznavanje Falaša za Jevreje Presudna izjava rabina Ovadije Josefa Etiopija za vreme diktature Operacije spasavanja Jevreja Mojsije, Saba, Solomon Odlazak kvarskih Jevreja Falaš Mura Operacija Krila golubice Bal Ej-Sakriveni Jevreji Gafat iz južne Etiopije Selo Voleka Novi život u Izrealu Hronologija Rečnik Biografija autora Literatura Rukopisi, članci, Elektronski izvori Dosadašnja izdanja

Pavle Šoserberger Knjiga je zgodna za osnovnu edukaciju i autor u predgovoru kaže – „nakon višegodišnjeg rada u jevrejskim organizacijama zapazio je da mnogi članovi jevrejske zajednice nisu imali prilike da se upoznaju s osnovnim pojmovima jevrejskih običaja i religije. Evo prilike da se na uprošćen i sažet način (uz pomoć prigodnih ilustracija) upoznaju sa osnovama judaistike“. 1996 a) Jevrejska religija b) Jevreji - narodni običaji... 1. Religija, obredi, blagoslovi 2. Praznici 3. Ishrana 4. Životni ciklus 5. Pojmovi iz judasitike 6. Tanah 7. Verske grupacije 8. Talmud 9. Simboli... Ilustracije Istorija i religija jevreja Judaizam

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