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The Concept of Power in the Jewish Tradition

Originally published in Conservative Judaism 33/2 (Winter 1980), 18-28. This article was delivered as a paper to a conference organized by the International Jewish Consultation on Interreligious Concerns and the World Council of Churches.   An examination of the concept of power in the Jewish tradition must draw on the classical sources of Judaism, particularly…

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