REUVEN K 1 MELMAN sovereignty forever and ever" 97 ; C . Creation , Revelation , and Redemption 103 ) VII . Appendices 92 ( A . Pores ' et Shema' 92 ; B . "Blessed be the Name of His glorious VI . Epilogue 91 V . The Rhetorical Structure 80 IV . The Shema' and the Decalogue 68 III . The Shema' Verse 63 4 . The First and Third Blessings 58 3 . The Third Blessing 52 2 . The Second Blessing 40 1 . The First Blessing 27 D . The Blessings of the Shema 25 C . The Sequence and Content of the Biblical Sections 15 B . The Structure 12 A . The Text 12 II . The Shema' Liturgy 12 I . Prologue : Method 9 I . Prologue : Method criticism to the historiographic function , the aesthetic factor , and the are they apprised , and why . This what , how , and why correspond in literary blessings , revolves around three questions : what are readers apprised of , how This reading of the Shema' liturgy , traditionally known as the Shema' and its American Schools of Oriental Research , 1987 : 73-86 . Some of th...
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