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Prisms
Insights Into Chumash Bereishis & The Yamin Tovim
Southfield-Spring Valley
| Kiadó: | Targum Press Inc.-Philipp Feldheim Inc. |
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| Kiadás helye: | Southfield-Spring Valley |
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| Kötés típusa: | Fűzött keménykötés |
| Oldalszám: | 119 oldal |
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| Nyelv: | Angol Héber |
| Méret: | 22 cm x 14 cm |
| ISBN: | 0-944070-53-1 |
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INSIGHTS INTO CHUMASH BEREISHIS THE YAMIM TOVIM
MICHAEL SCHOEN
A mitzvah is a candle and the Torah is light.
Pass a beam of monochromatic light through a prism, and watch it turn into a brilliant rainbow of color after color. Similarly, the words of the Torah lend themselves to many interpretations: there are, our Sages tell us, seventy facets to the Torah.
In Prisms, Rabbi Michael Schoen examines some of these many facets. In a concise and readable fashion, he poses questions on aspects of Chumash Bereishis and the Yamim Tovim, answering them with elegance and insight.
Why did Avraham insist on a daughter-in-law whose predominant trait was chesed, lovingkindness? Why does the Torah state that Yaakov loved Rachel more than her sister, and elsewhere imply that it was Leah whom he loved? How did the avos observe the mit^vos before they had even been given on Mt. Sinai? What are the basic differences between the miracles of Chanukah and Purim? By closely examining the... Tovább
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rasMS
INSIGHTS INTO CHUMASH BEREISHIS THE YAMIM TOVIM
MICHAEL SCHOEN
A mitzvah is a candle and the Torah is light.
Pass a beam of monochromatic light through a prism, and watch it turn into a brilliant rainbow of color after color. Similarly, the words of the Torah lend themselves to many interpretations: there are, our Sages tell us, seventy facets to the Torah.
In Prisms, Rabbi Michael Schoen examines some of these many facets. In a concise and readable fashion, he poses questions on aspects of Chumash Bereishis and the Yamim Tovim, answering them with elegance and insight.
Why did Avraham insist on a daughter-in-law whose predominant trait was chesed, lovingkindness? Why does the Torah state that Yaakov loved Rachel more than her sister, and elsewhere imply that it was Leah whom he loved? How did the avos observe the mit^vos before they had even been given on Mt. Sinai? What are the basic differences between the miracles of Chanukah and Purim? By closely examining the words of the Torah, as well as Rashi and other commentators, Rabbi Schoen offers illuminating answers to these and many other questions.
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