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The Ketubah: A Jewish Marriage Contract and Its Cross-Cultural Use - Paperback

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by Sheila F. Whitlock M. a. (Author)

What is a ketubah? Who uses a ketubah? and Why? The author takes a historical approach of the ketubah from a biblical perspective providing archaeological evidence of its use. This textbook was the culmination of research presented in a master's thesis. The ketubah is no longer singularly a Jewish contract. It is being adopted by parties outside of the Jewish religion. The author explores the developing legal aspect of such actions. Specifically, is the ketubah covenantal or contractual?This book includes copies of ketubot both ancient and modern.

Author Biography

Sheila F. Whitlock holds a Masters of Jewish Studies. Her studies in ancient biblical languages and undergraduate work in the field of psychology provide a strong foundation for insight into the adoption of Jewish practices by Christians.

Number of Pages: 100
Dimensions: 0.26 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: July 30, 2016
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