Definition: 'Dpt7' refers to a Hebrew prayer text, a compilation by Rabbi Judah ben Jonathan, which contains prayers from all three major Jewish faiths: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This text was compiled during the period between 624-633 CE. The 'dpt7' is defined as "the most ancient rabbinical prayer book" in Hebrew, being a compilation of prayers, canticles, proverbs, and hymns from various sources including poetry, legends, and letters. It contains prayers for daily living, dealing with issues like the Jewish faith and its beliefs, and seeking God's guidance. The term 'dpt7' was particularly influential during the medieval period in Europe as it provided a framework for religious practices within different denominations, which were often divided by religious doctrines.
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