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The Shmita Project is working to expand awareness about the biblical Sabbatical tradition, and to bring the values of this practice to life today.
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Shmita Sourcebook
Section I: Biblical Foundations of Shmita
The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.
Shmita Sourcebook Section VII: Reclaiming The Sabbatical Tradition – An Incentive for Shmita Today?
Section 7 of Hazon's Shmita Sourcebook. The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.
Shmita Sourcebook Section VI: Reclaiming The Sabbatical Tradition – Exploring Shmita Today
Section 6 of Hazon's Shmita Sourcebook. The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.
Shmita Sourcebook Section V: Back to the Land – Shmita in Israel, from Early
Pioneers to Modern Times
Section 5 of Hazon's Shmita Sourcebook. The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.
Shmita Sourcebook Section IV: Rabbinic Voices and Visioning of Shmita — From Exile to Return
Section 4 of Hazon's Shmita Sourcebook. The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.
Shmita Sourcebook Section III: Codifying The Sabbatical — An Overview of Rabbinic Laws and Clarifications (Part 2)
Section 3 part 2 of Hazon's Shmita Sourcebook. The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.
Shmita Sourcebook Section III: Codifying The Sabbatical — An Overview of Rabbinic Laws and Clarifications (Part 1)
Section 3 of Hazon's Shmita Sourcebook. The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.
Shmita Sourcebook
Section II: Recalling Ancient Memory
Section 2 of Hazon's Shmita Sourcebook.
The original Shmita Sourcebook was written by Yigal Deutscher, Anna Hanau, and Nigel Savage.