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The 15 pages that link to Jewish liturgy, each with the reason it gives.

• Hebrew BibleRelated: Public readings draw especially on the Torah and prophetic books.

• BibleRelated: Scriptural readings and allusions organize major parts of Jewish worship.

• GeonimRelated: Gaonic writings helped shape prayer practice and transmit liturgical traditions between communities.

• Judah HaleviRelated: Halevi’s religious poems entered liturgical traditions and continue to be sung in Jewish communities.

• PsalmsRelated: Psalms are woven into daily prayers, festivals, and synagogue services.

• TargumRelated: Targumic translation developed alongside public scripture reading in worship.

• Abraham GeigerRelated: Geiger’s reform program sought to reshape worship and prayer in light of modern Jewish life.

• Jewish holidaysRelated: Special prayers and scripture readings distinguish holiday services from ordinary worship.

• Shlomo CarlebachRelated: Carlebach’s compositions became attached to liturgical passages in many congregations.

• Jewish symbolismRelated: Prayer language repeatedly invokes images that shape how symbols are understood.

• Jewish religious movementsRelated: Prayer books and service formats often distinguish movement traditions.