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The Light of the Eyes: Homilies on the Torah

Name: The Light of the Eyes: Homilies on the Torah
Price: 43.5 GBP
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Author: Rabbi Menachem Nahum Of Chernobyl
ISBN: 9781503609853

by Rabbi Menachem Nahum Of Chernobyl

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880 pages
Publisher: Stanford University Press
18.3 x 26 x 5.6 cm

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For those interested in Jewish spiritual history.

Provides fresh insights into the Torah's teachings.

Helps you cultivate a deeper, vibrant inner life.

An essential English translation of a classic Hasidic text that brings ancient Torah wisdom to life.

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Hasidism is an influential spiritual revival movement within Judaism that began in the eighteenth century and continues to thrive today. One of the great classics of early Hasidism, The Light of the Eyes is a collection of homilies on the Torah, reading the entire Five Books of Moses as a guide to spiritual awareness and cultivation of the inner life. This is the first English translation of any major work from Hasidism's earliest and most creative period. Arthur Green's introduction and annotations survey the history of Hasidism and outline the essential religious and moral teachings of this mystical movement. The Light of the Eyes, by Rabbi Menahem Nahum of Chernobyl, offers insights that remain as fresh and relevant for the contemporary reader as they were when first published in 1798.