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Swimming in the sea of Talmud : lessons for everyday living /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Katz, Michael, Rabbi, 1952-
Otros Autores: Schwartz, Gershon
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Hebrew
Publicado: Philadelphia : Jewish Publication Society, 1998.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Part I
  • Prologue
  • What Is the Talmud?
  • Before the Bookshelf
  • Beneath the Surface
  • How to Use this Book: A Sample Entry
  • Part II
  • The Six Orders And The Encampments by The Water
  • Seder Zeraim
  • A handful cannot satisfy the lion.
  • The prisoner cannot free himself from prison.
  • The tablets and the broken tablets were placed in the Ark.
  • Mitzvot require proper intention.
  • A person should never give Satan an opening.
  • The Torah was not given to the ministering angels.
  • His inside is not like his outside. The gates of tears are not closed.
  • Go and see what the people are doing.
  • A mitzvah performed by means of a transgression.
  • The frequent and the infrequentâ€?the frequent take precedence.
  • A person must bless God for the bad just as one must bless God for the good.
  • What does a good guest say? How much trouble has my host gone to just for me!
  • Rest Stop
  • Seder Moed I
  • One who gives a gift to a friend must inform him.
  • We raise up in matters of holiness, not bring down.
  • A verse never loses its contextual meaning. Wherever the sages prohibited something because of appearance's sake, it is also prohibited in private.
  • Can you cut off its head without it dying?
  • We do not bring proof from fools!
  • Like a groom among mourners ... Like a mourner among grooms.
  • Both are the words of the living God.
  • Even if for the wrong reason, eventually it will be for the right reason.
  • We do not rely on a miracle.
  • How precious is a mitzvah in its proper time.
  • The cow wants to nurse more than the calf wants to suckle.
  • Begin with disgrace, and end with praise. The diligent do the mitzvot as early as possible.
  • The Torah worries about Israel's money.
  • Rest Stop
  • Seder Moed II
  • One who is doing one mitzvah is freed from doing another mitzvah.
  • An emergency situation does not constitute proof.
  • Better that they be uninformed transgressors than deliberate transgressors.
  • We add from the ordinary onto the sacred.
  • Jephthah in his generation is like Samuel in his generation.
  • Blessing is found only in that which is hidden from the eye.
  • We do not overburden the community. He immerses ... with a reptile in his hand.
  • A person should always be as bending as a reed, not as rigid as the cedar.
  • If a person says to you: I have labored but did not find, do not believe it!
  • A word costs a sela, silence goes for two.
  • Wherever you find the strength of the Holy One, praised be He, you find His humility.
  • One does not mix one happy occasion with another.
  • Part of a day is like a whole day.
  • Life, children, and food are matters that depend not on merit, but on luck.