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This work came about in a unique way and that is why it is so uniquely successful. Rabbi Aryeh Leib Lopiansky teaches Chumash to American students in Israel. They needed Torah thoughts to present to their Shabbos hosts, and he undertook to provide them -

In what order does one kindle the Shabbos lights? What are the different ways to hold the kiddush cup, and why? What is the significance of the traditional Shabbos foods? What does the "holiness of Shabbos" mean in real life? Questions such as these and hundreds more, abound in this one-of-a-kind book. You will discover the beauty and the inner meaning of our once a week 'day of rest', which is often misconstrued as a day of 'do and don'ts.' 192 color photos of every conceivable type of Shabbos food and custom make this volume a 'must have' as well as a perfect Shabbos gift. A book that has quickly become a classic. Filled with amazing color photos of exotic Shabbos foods and minhagim. Shabbos is filled with fascinating rituals, traditions, and customs that have been practiced throughout the generations. It is through painstaking attention to every detail of these customs that we capture the true spirit of Shabbos. This book will open your eyes to another world, one that we are privileged to visit every week. The essence of Shabbos is here. It is up to us to find it.

Join the two adorable, wide-eyed children as they relish every moment of their favorite day of the week! The playful rhymes take the reader from Shabbos candles, to Kiddush, from kissing the Torah to a Shabbos party. Your own little ones will soon be chanting along with the lively refrain, "Shabbos, Shabbos, I Love You! The excitement of each Shabbos activity shines through Avram Zmora's charming illustrations. The love that this little family has for Shabbos, and for each other, is apparent on every page. At the very end, after Havdalah, there's only one thing to do: look forward to the next Shabbos!

Basic to every Jewish home is a practical, reader-friendly guide to Shabbos observance. In this final volume of his two-volume The Shabbos Home (and the last volume in his series on the laws of Shabbos), Rabbi Cohen addresses hundreds of real-life situations and questions. From flowerpots to food coloring, cosmetics to electricity, partitions to bird cages, he explains the underlying principles and gives concrete examples of what may and what may not be done. The clear English explanations and laws, with Hebrew footnotes for further clarification, make this series ideal for scholars and beginners alike.

Open the Schottenstein Edition and step into a "study hall without walls." Feel the electricity, the excitement, the profundity, the beauty of the Talmudic experience!Let the Talmud open your eyes to the wonders of the Torah. Acclaimed by a broad spectrum of roshei yeshivah, scholars, and laymen around the world, this series letsyou join the world of Abaye and Rava without oversimplification, without extraneous material, without turgidity. It's clear. It's accurate. It's challenging. It's authentic.Every word of the text appears, vowelized and translatedEach phrase is explained so that the reader understands the reasoning and flowEach question, answer, proof and rebuttal is introduced so that the reader will know where the Gemara is taking himNotes expand on the explanation of the Gemara's points, and explain unfamiliar ideas without interrupting the flow of the textDetailed diagramsIntroductions to the entire tractate and to each topic, wherever necessaryGlossary explains key expressions in each tractateRashi headings in bold typeEach translation page faces Gemara page of the classic Vilna Shas9" x 12" page sizeAcid-free paperMagnificent specially sculpted coverReinforced deluxe library binding for long useRibbon-marker

Shabbos in My Soul 70 Powerful Lessons to Illuminate the Shabbos Experience How can we bring the holy day of Shabbos closer to our hearts - and souls? Shabbos is one of the most central parts of our lives. Do we really appreciate it? Do we yearn for it? Do we really feel it in our souls? This collection of stories, insights, and divrei chizuk from gedolim and Chazal gives us precious words of wisdom to help us learn how we can strengthen our Shabbos observance, and bring the holy day of Shabbos closer to our hearts and our souls.

A Calligraphic classic by renowned Judaica artist Rabbi Yonah Weinrib - Now in a 3 volume slipcased set! Much more than a bencher, this volume captures the entire Shabbos experience! From preparing for Shabbos through Havdallah, you'll learn about the customs, traditions, laws and zemiros for Shabbos, with exquisite illumination and inspiring commentary. A special section details why we eat traditional Shabbos foods, from challah to cholent and kugel! Translation, transliteration, songs, calligraphy, benching and messages walk the scholar and Shabbos novice alike, through the majesty of this holy day. Full-color, large 6"x9" format, 160 pages.

Very Good condition. Shows only minor signs of wear, and very minimal markings inside (if any). 1.96

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Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen has earned renown as an authority in Halachah as it applies to the questions and dilemmas of modern life. Now he continues the trailblazing accomplishment of his distinguished earlier works, on the laws of Shabbos and the unique questions of child-rearing. What do you do if you are in the street and feel something in your pocket? How do you deal with an embarrassing stain on your jacket or dress? How do you pay the babysitter who comes on Shabbos? Safety pins, fasteners, velcro -- are there questions of "sewing"? How and when may packages be opened? There are any number of questions that require knowledge of the halachic principles and how to apply them. This is Rabbi Cohen's forte. He is a master at taking the mystery out of complex issues. This book, like all his work, is clear, easy to use, authoritative, and thoroughly documented. It reflects the author's years of diligent research, consultation, and application. In addition to his own expertise, he has always drawn on the wisdom and the personal guidance of such revered sages as RABBI MOSHE FEINSTEIN and RABBI SHLOMO ZALMAN AUERBACH zt''l and lhbc''h RABBI CHAIM PINCHAS SCHEINBERG shlita. This exceptional Series is a valuable addition to the new genre of halachic works that are responding to today's need for accurate and comprehensive answers to the new questions that arise day in, day out.

The little old lady couldn't fall asleep, until the Rebbetzin had a splendid idea. Ages 4-9. Illustrated by Yisrael Ben-Yosef.

Book is in Used-Good condition. Pages and cover are clean and intact. Used items may not include supplementary materials such as CDs or access codes. May show signs of minor shelf wear and contain limited notes and highlighting. 1.78

Rabbi Simcha Bunim Cohen has earned renown as an authority in Halachah as it applies to the questions and dilemmas of modern life. Now he continues the trailblazing accomplishment of his distinguished earlier works, on the laws of Shabbos and the unique questions of child-rearing. What do you do if you are in the street and feel something in your pocket? How do you deal with an embarrassing stain on your jacket or dress? How do you pay the babysitter who comes on Shabbos? Safety pins, fasteners, velcro -- are there questions of "sewing"? How and when may packages be opened? There are any number of questions that require knowledge of the halachic principles and how to apply them. This is Rabbi Cohen's forte. He is a master at taking the mystery out of complex issues. This book, like all his work, is clear, easy to use, authoritative, and thoroughly documented. It reflects the author's years of diligent research, consultation, and application. In addition to his own expertise, he has always drawn on the wisdom and the personal guidance of such revered sages as RABBI MOSHE FEINSTEIN and RABBI SHLOMO ZALMAN AUERBACH zt''l and lhbc''h RABBI CHAIM PINCHAS SCHEINBERG shlita. This exceptional Series is a valuable addition to the new genre of halachic works that are responding to today's need for accurate and comprehensive answers to the new questions that arise day in, day out.

Basic to every Jewish home is a practical, reader-friendly guide to Shabbos observance. In this final volume of his two-volume The Shabbos Home (and the last volume in his series on the laws of Shabbos), Rabbi Cohen addresses hundreds of real-life situations and questions. From flowerpots to food coloring, cosmetics to electricity, partitions to bird cages, he explains the underlying principles and gives concrete examples of what may and what may not be done. The clear English explanations and laws, with Hebrew footnotes for further clarification, make this series ideal for scholars and beginners alike.

Shabbos - the day we spend together in joy and tranquility, leaving behind the mundane world and reinforcing the knowledge that Hashem created the world and guides our lives. Can our feeling for such a day be captured in words? In Shabbos Treats, well-known author and educator Genendel Krohn tells story after amazing story of the awesome power of Shabbos observance. From Siberia to Monsey, from Beijing to Miami Beach, from Nazi Germany to the Lower East Side of New York - Jews have held on tight to their precious Shabbos. Everyone will draw inspiration from this newest volume in the author's popular year-round series.

Open the Schottenstein Edition and step into a "study hall without walls." Feel the electricity, the excitement, the profundity, the beauty of the Talmudic experience!Let the Talmud open your eyes to the wonders of the Torah. Acclaimed by a broad spectrum of roshei yeshivah, scholars, and laymen around the world, this series letsyou join the world of Abaye and Rava without oversimplification, without extraneous material, without turgidity. It's clear. It's accurate. It's challenging. It's authentic.Every word of the text appears, vowelized and translatedEach phrase is explained so that the reader understands the reasoning and flowEach question, answer, proof and rebuttal is introduced so that the reader will know where the Gemara is taking himNotes expand on the explanation of the Gemara's points, and explain unfamiliar ideas without interrupting the flow of the textDetailed diagramsIntroductions to the entire tractate and to each topic, wherever necessaryGlossary explains key expressions in each tractateRashi headings in bold typeEach translation page faces Gemara page of the classic Vilna Shas9" x 12" page sizeAcid-free paperMagnificent specially sculpted coverReinforced deluxe library binding for long useRibbon-marker

New! This book is in the same immaculate condition as when it was published 1.96

In what order does one kindle the Shabbos lights? What are the different ways to hold the kiddush cup, and why? What is the significance of the traditional Shabbos foods? What does the "holiness of Shabbos" mean in real life? Questions such as these and hundreds more, abound in this one-of-a-kind book. You will discover the beauty and the inner meaning of our once a week 'day of rest', which is often misconstrued as a day of 'do and don'ts.' 192 color photos of every conceivable type of Shabbos food and custom make this volume a 'must have' as well as a perfect Shabbos gift. A book that has quickly become a classic. Filled with amazing color photos of exotic Shabbos foods and minhagim. Shabbos is filled with fascinating rituals, traditions, and customs that have been practiced throughout the generations. It is through painstaking attention to every detail of these customs that we capture the true spirit of Shabbos. This book will open your eyes to another world, one that we are privileged to visit every week. The essence of Shabbos is here. It is up to us to find it.

Did you ever watch children argue about where they want to sit, in the car, classroom, or at the table? All are sure that one spot is the "best," so someone must settle for something less. Around the Shabbos Table demonstrates that there is another way of looking at things.The story starts one Friday night when Tova Leiba's brother is unhappy with his seat. Tova Leiba agrees to change places with him, as she is confident that she can be happy there. And, thanks to her positive attitude, she does discover a hidden benefit to her new position at the table.This happens again and again when Tova Leiba's other siblings want to switch, too! Find the advantage of each new seat as she makes her way... around the Shabbos table! "Tov lev, simcha tomid"To a good hearted person, life's a constant celebration.What a valuable lesson to share with children! Each place in which we find ourselves, even one that appears to be less desirable on the surface, might just have a hidden, but wonderful quality. All we have to do, is open our eyes and find it!

This counting book with a Jewish twist is especially designed for toddlers and preschoolers. Donny and Dina are a brother and sister who prepare for Shabbos together by setting the family table. They bring out all the special Shabbos objects, counting as they go. "One silver cup, All shiny and bright, So Father can make Kiddush On Friday night." Then come two fresh challos and all the numbers in between, until finally ten nice napkins! Large clear numerals opposite each set of objects will help even the very youngest children learn to count. Catchy rhymes and vibrant color throughout. The colorful chart at the end of the book provides an additional opportunity to review all the numbers from one to ten. A companion book to My Jewish ABC's.