Aleinu L'Shabei'ach - 5 Volume Slipcased Set
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Few contemporary books have had the impact that Aleinu L'Shabei'ach has had on the Torah world. Tens of thousands of copies have been read and re-read by a vast and varied group: Torah scholars and laymen, students and teachers, men and women. Based on the private writings, shiurim, and conversations with Rav Yitzchok Zilberstein, a son-in-law of Rav Elyashiv shlita, and a noted rav and posek in his own right, Aleinu L'Shabei'ach is a remarkable compendium of Torah wisdom, stories of great men, anecdotes, mussar, and insight into our daily lives and challenges. Aleinu L'Shabei'ach includes a stunning range of stories, based on pesukim from each parashah. From the study halls of Europe to a rebbetzin's kitchen; from a road- rage attack in Bnei Brak to the Chasam Sofer's visit to the Queen of Austria; here are stories that both pique the imagination and bring us new understanding of the messages that the Torah has come to teach. But Aleinu L'Shabei'ach is far more than a storybook. Its explanations of the verses are profound and yet readable, shedding new light on the meaning of each word of the Torah. Every story, every moral teaching, is infused with emunah and bitachon. Every word of Aleinu L'Shabei'ach -- challenges us to become better, greater, deeper people, more in touch with Hashem's kindness to us, and more aware of His presence in our lives.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, this volume is worth millions of them.
When we study Chumash — whether as students or as adults — it is frequently challenging to follow the order of events, where they took place, or exactly what the Torah is describing. This book uses a variety of visual aids to bring us clarity:
Timelines give a sense of when people lived and various events described by the Torah or Rashi.
Maps offer an understanding of where events in the Torah occurred.
Charts present concepts in ways that make them clearly understood and better remembered.
Illustrations offer realistic depictions of what written words can only attempt to describe, bringing abstract information to life.
Special sections on the Mishkan and Kohanim’s garments and on the Korbanos clarify these difficult-to-understand topics.
Now available in a beautiful coffee table–sized edition, enhanced with elegant gilded edges and a satin ribbon marker, this volume is as much a treasure to display as it is to study.
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