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… recommended for anyone who wants to delve into a deeper understanding of the nature and meaning of prayer and the reading of sacred text. – Association of Jewish Libraries, December 214. Read full review
Seek the Shepherd When He Is Near – Olam Haemet, September 1, 2014. Read full review
Psalm 23 is arguably the most well known of the one hundred fifty psalms. Its opening line, “The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want” presents a powerful image of the most awesome entity in the universe providing you a comfortable place to rest, all you can eat and drink, and even protection from your enemies. How bad is that? To get these, all you have to be is ……… a sheep. – Fred Reiss, Ed. D., May 1, 2014. Read full review
Rabbi Samuel takes us step by step through the rabbinic expositions on the 23rd Psalm and the daily life and work of the shepherd with his (or her) flock as a metaphor of God’s love for Israel. – Jenna Black, San Diego State University, May 1, 2014. Read full review