Crossword Clue: Opening books
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Opening books"
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- Bar mitzvah scroll
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- Bat mitzvah's study
- A rabbi reads from it
- Ark contents
- Biblical law
- Body of Jewish law
- Books often read on Saturday
- Holy-ark contents
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- It's read during a bar mitzvah
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- Opening books
- Source of ancient wisdom
- Source of some scriptures
- Shul reading
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- Sacred text
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- Simchat ___ (Shemini Atzereth follower)
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- Synagogue authority
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Recent Usage of Opening books in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 13, 1997
