The invocation of Ps. 51:17 in Jewish and Christian morning prayer.
Examines the complications associated with the invocation of Psalm 51:17 before the Eighteen Benedictions, the Monastic Matins and the Byzantine Hexapsalmos. Parallelism of the Christian usage to the liturgy of the Second Temple; Presumption of the dependence of the Christian practice on the Jewish...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Jewish Studies Vol. 46; no. 1/2; pp. 167 - 183 |
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Oxford Centre for Postgraduate Hebrew Studies
Spring-Autumn95
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