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Reading Rashi
Rabbi Shlomo Itzhaki, aka Rashi, is known for his literal approach to Scripture exegesis. His commentary on the Torah is included in nearly every medieval and post-medieval chumash, usually written in a specialized script which has come to share his name. Rashi's Commentary format addresses specific glaring questions in the Torah's text:
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"Thank you Kyle for sharing this. I have bought an extra copy for my middle schooler to learn not everything comes easy! How you can work towards something that truly means something to you and to not give up. "
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Kyle Baker takes his readers on a vulnerable and candid journey through a series of obstacles and challenges. He vividly presents both his failures and his victories on the path from a child with a dream to a 30-plus-year realization of that dream. K ...more |
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“Men like the opinions to which they have been accustomed from their youth; they defend them, and shun contrary views: and this is one of the things that prevents men from finding truth, for they cling to the opinions of habit.”
― The Guide for the Perplexed
― The Guide for the Perplexed
“Let man realize that he himself is forever seeking sustenance at the hand of God, and just as God answers his prayer, so should he answer the prayer of the poor.”
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“The Mishkan, where the [Tablets] were housed, alludes to a Torah scholar. If a Torah scholar publicizes himself as the day is public, [G-d] will bring a cloud of obscurity over him. However, if a Torah scholar conceals himself like an object concealed at night, [God] will spread his fame as a fire is seen from a distance.”
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“Even one item from the Torah is worth several thousand gold dinars (Midrash haGadol, 14th century Yemen).”
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