A study of the problem of piety and commandment against the background of a radical spiritualist (Hasidic) worldview, centered around the figure of Abraham"--
Excerpt from A Practical Hindustani Grammar, Vol. 2 of 6
A good boy and a good girl. The horse is small and the mare is small. The tree is very tall. This book is black and that book is white. This washerman is a good man, but the gardener's wife is not a good woman. The queen was very good-looking, but the king was a very ugly man. The river is wide and swift. The brother is a blacksmith and the Sister is a blacksmith's wife. That goldsmith ...
Arthur Green's classic work of contemporary Jewish theology, revised and updated. He tackles the topics of the reality of God, creation, revelation, and the return to God that are so much a part of our times. It is a profound, deeply personal statement of the lasting truths of Jewish mysticism and the basic faith claims of Judaism.
With humor and insight, Dr. Arthur Green explains the meaning, history and origin of over 150 core Hebrew words, laying out the basic vocabulary of Jewish communal and religious identity. A highly readable, enlightening and entertaining "Jewish primer.
Arthur Green is Irving Brudnick Professor of Jewish Philosophy and Religion and rector of the Rabbinical School at Hebrew College. Recognized as one of the world’s preeminent authorities on Jewish thought and spirituality, he is also a prolific author. His most recent books are Radical Judaism, Speaking Torah: Spiritual Teachings from around the Maggid’s Table, and Judaism’s Ten Best Ideas: A Brief Guide for Seekers.
Blending Jewish theology and mysticism, shows how ancient Jewish mystical tradition can address the needs of our generation. Encourages today's modern seeker to stretch to new ways of thinking with both heart and mind through the wisdom of Kabbalah.
Explores the inner torments and religious quest of one of Hasidism's major figures, providing an important key to making his teachings accessible. Unlocks the great themes of spiritual searching that make Nahman a figure of universal religious importance.
With humor and insight, Dr. Arthur Green explains the meaning, history and origin of over 150 core Hebrew words, laying out the basic vocabulary of Jewish communal and religious identity. A highly readable, enlightening and entertaining "Jewish primer.
Powerful Hasidic teachings made accessible by some of the world's preeminent authorities on Jewish thought and spirituality. Volume 1 covers Genesis, Exodus and Leviticus, and the history of early Hasidism and the central teachings of the Maggid's school.
Powerful Hasidic teachings made accessible by some of the world's preeminent authorities on Jewish thought and spirituality, with fresh translations and commentary. Volume 2 covers Numbers, Deuteronomy, the holiday cycle and the lives of Hasidic leaders.
The new Jewish spirituality lies somewhere between God's elusive presence in our world and our search for authentic language to describe it. This meditation on the Hebrew letters of the divine name sheds light on our search for God in our everyday lives.
Excerpt from A Practical Arabic Grammar, Vol. 2This edition of Part II has now been revised so as to conform with the system of transliteration adopted in the fourth edition of Part I.I shall feel highly indebted to any one who will take the trouble to write and point out any mistakes they come across, which in a work like this must be large, no matter how many revisions one makes oneself.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds o...
According to the Jewish myslical tradition of Kabbalah, Ehyeh, or "I shall be, " is the deepest, most hidden name of God. Arthur Green, one of the most respected teachers of Jewish mysticism of his generation, uses this simple Hebrew word to unlock the spiritual meaning of Kabbalah for our lives. Blending Jewish theology and mysticism, Arthur Green invites readers on a contemporary exploration of Kabbalah, showing how the ancient Jewish mystic...