$ 18.00 Amazon Haftorah of Shabbat Hazon (2) Verses 21-27 of our Haftarah constitute a unit on their own. The closed chiastic structure of these verses bears this out, as been revealed and describeed by Lowenstamm
Pirkey Avoth, Chapters of the Fathers. Free Book
Chapters of the Fathers, 1979 by Samson R. Hirsch Free Books
… and he called it Nobah. mappik
The word לה has no Mappik in the ה (as the word לָהּ “to it”, usually has). Now I have seen the following in the work of rabbi Moshe haDarshan (Moses the Preacher): Because this name did not remain permanently to it, therefore the letter ה is weak (without a Mappik), — the implication of […]
Moses ha-Darschan aus Narbonne
Moses ha-Darschan aus Narbonne: Fragmente seiner literarischen Erzeugnisse nach Druckwerken u. Mehreren Handschriften Druck von A. Alakalay
The Beraisa of Peoples Judgment, Rosh Hashanah 17
(a) Jews and non-Jews who have sinned with their bodies descend to Gehinom for 12 months. 1. After 12 months their bodies are consumed, and their souls are burned and scattered beneath the feet of the righteous, as derived from a Pasuk. (b) Heretics, Mosrim and Apikorsim, who have denied the Torah and the resurrection, […]
A descriptive geography and brief historical sketch of Palestine
A descriptive geography and brief historical sketch of Palestineby Schwarz, Yehoseph, 1804-1865; Leeser, Isaac Published 1850 Archive.org
Understanding Onkelos, Pinchas
A Guide for rabbis, Teachers, and Torah Students to Study and Understanding the Weekly Torah Reading through The Eyes of its Most important Translator. sold
The Sources of the Midrash Echah Rabbah
The Sources of the Midrash Echah Rabbah: A Critical Investigationby Joseph Abrahams Archive.org
Kabbalah: Rosicrucian Digest $0.00 Kindle
Kabbalah: Rosicrucian Digest Kindle Edition Introduction to the Sefer Yetzirah by Aryeh Kaplan, Pico della Mirandola and the Cabala by Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke by Rosicrucian Order AMORC (Author), Ralph Maxwell Lewis (Author), Julie Scott (Author), Lloyd Abrams (Author), Christian Rebisse (Author), Aryeh Kaplan (Author), Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke (Author) Amazon Kindle
Kosel, Western Wall, Wailing Wall
“… kotel הַכֹּתֶל הַמַּעֲרָבִי appears only once (Shir Hashirim 2:9). Kotel likely has Aramaic origins, and Klein points out that the Aramaic cognate כתלא kutla is probably a loan word from the Akkadian kutallu – “back side”. It was used frequently in rabbinic Hebrew, but in modern Hebrew it’s generally reserved to describe the western retaining […]