• Poster for the book 'Torah Goes Forth From Zion'. Image of the cover of a book that is navy blue on the top half and off-white on the bottom half with the horizontal plane of the bottom half forming a series of houses, towers, walls and domed roofs with navy blue windows. In large, off-white, block font on the navy backdrop is the title "TORAH GOES FORTH FROM ZION" spread over 3 lines of text. On the bottom half below the structures in brown block print it says "ESSAYS ON THE THOUGHT OF RAV KOOK & RAV SHAGAR" spread over 2 lines and below that, in slightly smaller font, "RABBI ZACHARY TRUBOFF".
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    Torah Goes Forth From Zion: Essays on the Thought of Rav Kook and Rav Shagar

  • Poster of the book 'The Invention of Jewish Theocracy'. Image of the cover of a book which is all black and uses off-white lines, filled-in spaces and font to create an image. The title of the is cyan, unlike the rest of the font, it reads "The Invention of Jewish Theocracy" in large, elegant, block letters. Underneath in smaller, off-white, squarish font it says "THE STRUGGLE FOR LEGAL AUTHORITY IN MODERN ISRAEL" with the authors name "Alexander Kaye" in slightly larger and more decorative font at the bottom. The illustration in the middle of the cover is depicting a towering figure with a full moon forming a disc behind his head. To either side of the moon are stars in various shapes, at the bottom of the illustration is a mountain range with smoke unfurling in a geyser from 2 large peaks on either side of the figure. The smoke joins together in a series of wavy lines behind the figure at chest height, in front of the mountain and the lower portion of the figure are 4 clouds. The figure is standing straight, has a muscular physique and black curly hair with and upper chest length rectangular beard. The figure appears to be male. He is wearing a long, elegant, sleeveless, robe with with tassels running across the shoulder opening and where the robe wraps around the upper and lower leg area. The stomach portion of the robe was a horizontal zigzag pattern at the top and bottom in a rectangular band with black circles running around it in the middle horizontally. On the waist is a decorative belt with either flowers or gem stones and a large semicircle at its center descending from the bottom of the belt. A symmetrical pattern fans out from the semicircle with an off-white tassel and then a black one then an off-white one and down the middle a tassel with the same pattern on the top and bottom as on the figure's stomach. He is also wearing a bullet shaped head-piece or helmet that has 6 dots forming an upside-down "T" and flanked by 3 curved wing-like shapes on either side. The figure has their arms to the right holding up 2 squarish tablets for the viewer to see, one is almost completely obstructing the one behind it. The writing on the tablet is indiscernible.
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    The Invention of Jewish Theocracy: The Struggle for Legal Authority in Modern Israel

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    A Youthful Historic Movement

  • Poster for the book 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow: Wonder and Religion in American Cinema'. The image is of the cover of a book with a large black text box occupying the middle with block text on it. The first line of text is the author in light pink "Daniel Ross Goodman", followed underneath in large white letters "SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW" and finally in smaller italicized light pink font below that "WONDER AND RELIGION IN AMERICAN CINEMA". Below the box is a photo-realistic image of many indistinct people sitting in chairs with their backs to the viewer and seemingly facing the black text box. The people are split into to columns of seat with a magenta aisle between them, the very top of the book cover is a horizontal magenta box.
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    Somewhere Over the Rainbow