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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Introducing Pathways Through the Torah - a brand-new Bible Study resource to take an even deeper dive into the Torah! This four layer, 28 lesson study will gently but decisively lead you through the ancient Jewish learning technique of PARDES so that you and your loved ones can discover the character of ADONAI together in a whole new way. P'shat (פְּשָׁט) - the simple, plain & literal meaning Remez (רֶמֶז) - the hinted or prophetic meaning Drash (דְּרַשׁ) - the spirit-led or moral application Seter (סֵתֶר) - the sacred or hidden meaning Each lesson has an illustration, the complete Scripture reference, and four sets of question, each layer taking the reader further on their journey of learning. You can use this tried and tested system to deepen your faith, connect with your community, and increase your knowledge of ADONAI. Our team of Rabbis, teachers, theologians, and scholars have put together this study with the goal of making the Torah come alive in your daily life. So jump on in and enjoy this 28-lesson, three part, four layer study in whichever way you choose! Features: Illustrations from the TLV Biblical Art Collection TLV Scripture references in full Unique, introspective discussion prompts Personal journaling sections Wide margins for note taking Easy-to-read 12pt font.…

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Zionism and the establishment of the State of Israel challenge Torah scholars to articulate a vision of state and society that embodies the highest standards of security, sanctity, and justice. Rabbi Nachum L. Rabinovitch (1928-2020) spoke of these issues with a rare sensitivity and wisdom. Based on Maimonides' halakhic and philosophical writings, Pathways to God argues that sanctity and good governance work together. National sanctity requires security and justice, which are themselves building blocks of a holy culture. The Torah articulates a vision of liberty, equality, rights, and responsibilities, which relates closely to modern democratic ideals but is not identical to them. The miraculous rebirth of the nation of Israel in the Land of Israel is an opportunity to improve not only the individual, but the collective as a whole.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Rabbi Nachum Rabinovitch (1928-2020) was one of the supreme rabbinic scholars of our time, a bold and expert decisor of Jewish law, a talmudic scholar with vast knowledge and the ability to find new depth and beauty in ancient texts, and a philosophical exegete who was able to draw deep inferences about the human condition from biblical and rabbinic sources. Pathways to Their Hearts is a synthesis of the philosophical positions Rabbi Rabinovitch had developed over the course of many decades on matters related to the life of the individual. There are chapters on free will and the human condition, the way the Torah's commands interact with moral change, the tension between law and the purposes of law, the difference between religious and secular ethics, the importance of intellectual independence, and the nature of halakhic decision-making. There is a fascinating comparison between scientific method and the search for the reasons for the commandments, and a powerful chapter on the relationship between Torah and science. The view that Torah and science are opposed, argues Rabbi Rabinovitch, was imported into Judaism from non-Jewish sources. This outstanding work - vast in scope, monumental in scholarship - represents the distilled wisdom of one of the great Jewish minds of our generation.…