The chabbat of rav argued kaplan

The Chabbat: Why is Chabbat the only religious practice mentioned In the text of the ten commandments? For what reason the Does Talmud name him "before the world to come"? For what, In our time of accelerated technological advances, he wins So many new followers? How to explain its mysterious control over the Jew? What relationship does there exist between the Chabbat, Faith in D., the assertion that D. is the creator of all Things, the exodus and the arrival of the Messiah? The Chabbat, a taste of eternity, of the late Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, answers all these questions and many more Inspired by this day located in the heart of the Jewish soul. While explaining the deep meaning From this institution, he offers an overview of the way it should be observed. This precious work will certainly find its place in each home in search of a experience authentic of its Jewish identity and its roots.The French -speaking public will not miss not to reserve the same enthusiastic reception as that which, as soon as it has published the American Jewish community. About the Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan: The meteoric ascent of Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan, one of the most effective, convincing, the most scholarly and the most prolific interpreters of Judaism in English, ended suddenly on January 28, 1983, the date of his death suffered at the age of 48 years. Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan was a multiple facets, of unrivaled creativity and talent. The 47 works of which he is the author mark an important step, in quality and quantity, in the edition of books on Judaism. They offered English -language readers a host of reflection subjects in areas to which only initiates had only access. His career as a writer only extended over twelve years, over which Aryeh Kaplanrevealed itself to its readers, and particularly to Jewish youth, by books like Waters of Eden- The Mystery of Mikvah (The Waters of Eden- The Mystery of Mikvé), Sabbath-Day of Eternity (the Chabbat- a day of eternity), God, Man and Tefillin (D., The Man and the Tefillin), The Thread of Light Light), The Living Torah (La Torah Vivante), a modern translation and of great clarity of the five books of Moshe. Born in New York, Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan was trained at the Yechiva "Torah Vadaath" as well as that of "Mir" in Brooklyn. After continuing his studies at the Yechiva of "Mir" in Jerusalem, he was ordered Rabbi by the most eminent rabbinical authorities of Israel. He also obtained a master's degree in physics and he appeared in the Who’s Who of the United States physics. Its unusual heat, its dedication and its total consecration at the Torah served as a model for the thousands of peoplewith which he maintained personal contacts. In its ardor to spread the Torah to the greatest number, the Kaplan Rabbi revealed a large part of what was previously hidden. His brain contained a huge number of other books, ready to be written. Heaven wanted only one to be revealed, and not more.