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[ M / Moses (See also: [Korah], [Plagues, the Ten], [Musā-Nāmeh, Book of], [Moses, as one of the ~Ushpizin~], [Oral Law, Moses and Aaron teaching]) ]

Moses pointing with his rod to the Service at the Tempe of Jerusalem
(of subject) 1 of 1 artpiece(s) in subject set as Moses pointing with his rod to the Service at the Tempe of Jerusalem:
Mishnayot by Willem Surenhuis
Object
*Manuscripts and Printed Books | Halakhic literature | Mishnah
*Manuscripts and Printed Books | Miscellaneous manuscripts and printed books | Non-Jewish books | Books on Judaism by Christian theologists, Hebraists, converts


Subject
O | Offerings | Bringing menahot to the priests
K | Kodashim, the fifth Seder of the Mishnah | Temurah (the substitution of one sacrificial animal by another )
K | Kodashim, the fifth Seder of the Mishnah | Arakhin (estimations of the 'market value' of a person, field or object)
R | Redemption of firstborn he-asses (Ex. 13:2,12–15; 34:19–20)
R | Redemption of the Firstborn (Pidyon Ha-Ben)
K | Kodashim, the fifth Seder of the Mishnah | Tamid (the morning service in the Temple)
S | Slaughtering animals and birds for meat for ordinary use
K | Kodashim, the fifth Seder of the Mishnah | Keritot (sins punishable by premature or sudden death)
K | Kodashim, the fifth Seder of the Mishnah | Me’ilah (Sacrilege or Trespass of property belonging to the Temple)
S | Sacrifice of animals | Sacrifice of the holy animals at the Temple
J | Jerusalem
K | Kinnim (nests; the offering of birds)
A | Angel
T | Title-page
O | Ornamentation: | Medallion | Illustrative medallion
I | Illustrative panel
M | Moses | Moses pointing with his rod to the Service at the Tempe of Jerusalem

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