The Book of Jewish Knowledge is a multifaceted exploration of the teachings, observances, and history of Judaism. This groundbreaking 496-page volume surveys the full scope of Jewish teaching and Jewish life, while also doing justice to the depth and beauty of Judaism, offering answers to 1200 questions along the way. Published by the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute-JLI.
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- Say What You MeanExplore the spiritual differences between a Melech (king) and a Nassi (leader) in Parshat Shoftim, and how these roles apply to our personal service of G-d.
- Hey, It’s Nice to Hear It Once in a WhileExplore the importance of verbalizing gratitude through the Modeh Ani prayer, drawing parallels between human relationships and our daily connection with G-d.
- Finding My PlaceChanna Megyeri Peckermann shares her personal journey from Budapest to Machon L’Yahadus in Brooklyn, detailing her path to religious growth and finding her husb
- New EmissariesRabbi Mordi and Reizel Wolf establish an independent Chabad House at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania to serve the Jewish student body and staff.
- Hakhel – Unite!The Rebbe explains that teaching the essence of Hakhel and inspiring awe of G-d must come from the innermost depths of the heart to achieve its intended results
- From Correspondence of the Lubavitcher RebbeA collection of letters from the Lubavitcher Rebbe regarding the importance of Bitochon, the parable of the King in the Field, and seeking medical and communal
- The Cities of Refuge in the Messianic EraExplore why three additional cities of refuge will be established in the Messianic Era despite the global peace and lack of violence promised for that time.
- The Power of Elul: A Time for ChangeExplore the radical Jewish concept of personal transformation during Elul, emphasizing that the eternal soul allows every individual to change and grow closer t
- The Butcher's RedemptionA wealthy butcher spends his fortune to ransom Jewish captives from a pirate captain and makes a selfless sacrifice to reunite a betrothed couple at his son's w
- Insights from ShoftimExplore Torah insights on Parshat Shoftim covering the pursuit of justice, the importance of Jewish unity in prayer, and the necessity of spiritual productivity