Notes handwritten by Morton J. Cohn during Rabbinical Education in Theology I class. Note topics include: value of history; character of God; origins of Judaism; religion of patriarchs; nature of Yahweh, the Decalogue; adjustment of Yahwehism to Canaanite scene; prophets; results of the exile. Paper titled "The Service of the Second Temple."

Handwritten class notes of Talmud II by Morton Cohn "Compositions" notebook with handwritten Talmud 5 class notes Transcribed Lecture Notes on the Codes for Talmud V

Handwritten notes by Morton J. Cohn during Rabbinical Education in Theology IV class. Note topics include: meaning of theology;

Notes typed by Morton J. Cohn during Rabbinical Education in Theology V class. Note topics include: religious aid to health-faith cults; psycho-therapy; danger of faith cures; Judaism and medicine; the ethical and the religious life; ethics of Judaism; practice of religion; the function of Torah; Torah and character; way of purification-meaning of sin; atonement. Paper titled "The Attitude of Judaism toward Divorce, Historically Considered" , Theology V - Professor Cohon

Summary of 11 lectures compiled by Morton Cohn titled "Lectures on the Religion of the Semites" by William Robertson Smith - a summary. (Lecture I - XI)

Class Syllabus on Organization, Supervision, and Administration of the Reform Religious School. Paper: Topic XVI - Organizing the Religious School Written Assignment I titled "Organization of a Young People's Group" "Compositions" notebook of lectures - Education 3.

Timelines (2): Political Palestine; Political Babylon; Amoraim: Palestine; Babylon Class Syllabus: History A - "From the Destruction of Second Temple (70 C.E.) to the Rise of Karaism (about 760 C.E.)" History "A" Volume I typed notes from Lectures Deliverd by Dr. Jacob Mann "From 70 C.E. to the Rise of Karaism (c. 760)

Class Syllabus Volume Two on history from the Middle of the 8th Century to the death of Maimonides 1204, and typed class notes. Booklet containing "Maimonides' Creed" as fourteen lecture/sermons delivered from the pulpit of Congregation B'Nai Jeshurun in Newark, NJ by Rabbi Ely E. Pilchik during the year 5712.

Syllabus of Lectures in Modern Jewish History, lectures A through G: A - Survey of Jewish History from 1600-1789 B - Changed Environment and consequences C - Emancipation D - Assimilation E - Reform Judasim & its German Development F - Science of Judaism G - Economic History - Socialism - Jewish Labor Movements

Syllabus of Lectures in Modern Jewish History, lectures H and I: H - The Gentile Environmental Reaction: Anti-semitism I - The Jewish Counter Reaction