Jewish liturgical corpus

C16573

concept

The Jewish liturgical corpus is the body of prayers, blessings, poems, and scriptural readings developed across Jewish history and communities for use in communal and private worship throughout the religious calendar and life-cycle events.

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All labels observed (16)

Label	Occurrences
Jewish religious practice	7
siddur	5
Jewish liturgical unit	4
Jewish prayer text	2
Passover Haggadah passage	2
Reform Jewish liturgical text	2
Beta Israel liturgy	1
Hebrew liturgical poem	1
Jewish expression	1
Jewish liturgical concept	1
Jewish liturgical corpus canonical	1
Jewish liturgical poetry	1
Jewish liturgical work	1
Reform Jewish liturgical work	1
Reform Judaism liturgy	1
Yemenite Jewish liturgical text	1

Instances (28)

Instance	Via concept surface
Seder Rav Amram	siddur
Five Megillot	—
Torah reading	Jewish religious practice
Blessings of the Shema	Jewish liturgical unit
prayer book "Olat Tamid" surface form: Olat Tamid	Reform Jewish liturgical work
Four Sons	Passover Haggadah passage
Nirtzah	Jewish liturgical unit
Vehi She’amda	Passover Haggadah passage
Minhag America	siddur
Gates of Prayer	siddur
Terumah	Jewish religious practice
Maaser (tithes) surface form: Maaser	Jewish religious practice
Union Prayer Book (revisions)	Reform Judaism liturgy
aliyah la-regel surface form: Aliyah la-regel	Jewish religious practice
Torah study	Jewish religious practice
Sefer HaChaim	Jewish liturgical concept
Sefer HaMavet	Jewish liturgical work
Kedushat HaYom section	Jewish prayer text
Rosh Hashanah Musaf triad of Malchuyot, Zichronot, Shofarot	Jewish liturgical unit
Ahavat Olam	Jewish prayer text
Next year in Jerusalem	Jewish expression
Ki Lo Na’eh	Hebrew liturgical poem
Psalms 113–118	Jewish liturgical unit
Nagara Muse	Beta Israel liturgy
Mishkan HaNefesh	Reform Jewish liturgical text
Shemitah	Jewish religious practice
biblical Jewish practice of ascending to Jerusalem and the Temple on major pilgrimage festivals surface form: Aliyah la-regel	Jewish religious practice
Tiklal	siddur