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The Makers And Teachers Of Judaism: From The Fall Of Jerusalem To The Death Of Herod The Great 9789361157790 The economicThe makers and teachers of Judaism examines how a dispersed community reshaped belief, practice, and identity in the aftermath of destruction and displacement. The work reflects on how loss prompted reflection, adaptation, and renewed commitment to faith beyond geography or political power. Religious thought is shown evolving from collective identity toward inward responsibility, emphasizing ethical conduct, learning, and personal devotion. Literary