Days of Deliverance: Essays on Purim and HanukkahToras HoRav Foundation, 2007 - 224 pages |
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... Festivals ? On the Regalim , we have measured joy , joy with solemnity and earnestness . It is joy that does not ... festivals for gladness ( simhah ) , festivals and times for joy ( sason ) , this Day of Atonement for forgiveness ...
... Festivals ? On the Regalim , we have measured joy , joy with solemnity and earnestness . It is joy that does not ... festivals for gladness ( simhah ) , festivals and times for joy ( sason ) , this Day of Atonement for forgiveness ...
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... Festivals , it is a deep - seated experience of joy , which expresses itself in a state - of - being , an ... festival , but if shivʻah has begun , the holiday suspends it . No matter how briefly one mourned before the holiday , one has ...
... Festivals , it is a deep - seated experience of joy , which expresses itself in a state - of - being , an ... festival , but if shivʻah has begun , the holiday suspends it . No matter how briefly one mourned before the holiday , one has ...
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... Festivals also have a prohibition against work , because they all are memorials to the Exodus from Egypt . Man had ... Festivals should be celebrated " half to God and half to you . " They are days of ultimate commitment to God and ...
... Festivals also have a prohibition against work , because they all are memorials to the Exodus from Egypt . Man had ... Festivals should be celebrated " half to God and half to you . " They are days of ultimate commitment to God and ...
Table des matières
The Duality of Purim | 1 |
The Megillah and Human Destiny | 25 |
The Days of Ahasuerus | 47 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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