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The temple pulpit : a selection of sermons and addresses delivered on special occasions / by Rev. James K. Gutheim.

James Koppel Gutheim 1817-1886

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Hear, oh Israel : sermons and addresses delivered on various Sabbaths of the year, on the festivals and on special occasions / by Samuel Rosenblatt.

Samuel Rosenblatt 1902-1983

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M'leheth Solomoh : sermons for festivals and High Holy-Days / by Reuben Maier ; edited by Nathan Solomoh Maier.

Reuben Maier

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The Voice of Jacob : legend, comment, sermons and lectures / by Jacob Reichman.

Jacob Reichman

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Manual of holiday and Sabbath sermons.

Rabbinical Council of America

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The modern candelabrum : baccalaureate sermon delivered at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 2, 1917 / by Abram Simon.

The modern candelabrum : baccalaureate sermon delivered at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 2, 1917 / by Abram Simon.

Abram Simon 1872-1938

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Preserving our heirloom : a sermon : delivered at Temple Emanu-El, New York city, on Sabbath B'shalach, Jan. 30, 1904 / by Joseph Stolz.

Preserving our heirloom : a sermon : delivered at Temple Emanu-El, New York city, on Sabbath B'shalach, Jan. 30, 1904 / by Joseph Stolz.

Joseph Stolz 1861-1941

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Pri Yehudah / by Julius L. Baker.

Julius L. Baker

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