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Jewish Texts

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Kabbalah Digital Library
http://lib.kabbalah.info/
"The Kabbalah Digital Library is one of the largest multi-language collections of ancient and modern Kabbalistic writings on the Internet. It is comprised of articles, books and interviews in text and multimedia formats."
Navigating the Bible
http://bible.ort.org/
This on-line bar/bat mitzvah tutor provides weekly selections from the Torah in Hebrew, with transliterations, translation and audio readings. An English translation with commentary is also available, as are versions in Russian and Spanish.

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