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Demonstrates use of basic key word search, Boolean operators ( וגם ,או , ולא ) , proximity operators, and wildcards, etc.
Introduction
The Jewish calendar marks time so that Jews can poetically dwell in time known as moed or zeman. In Judaism, time is a process while in Greek thought, time is a commodity. The 364 days of the year are divided into 52 parshiot (torah portions) that Jews "live" and punctuated by Jewish Holidays-Hagim. For a philosophy of Jewish time as a process see this article.