The Place Where You Are Standing Is Holy: A Jewish Theology on Human Relationships

<p>A book-length study of the wisdom that Judaism imparts upon relationships with God, self, and others.</p>

The Place Where You are Standing is Holy: A Jewish Theology on Human Relationships

Self-Help

Gershon Winkler

Lakme Batya Elior

Relationships

Jason Aronson, Inc.

Experience one of the most startling and controversial metaphysical Jewish events of all time: the creation of a golem, a man crafted out of clay by the exalted Rabbi Yehudah Loevy ben Bezalel (the Maharal) of Prague to protect sixteenth-century Jews from persecution. The author skillfully captures the essence of the golem and examines its aftermath objectively. Features a dramatized adaptation of the documented adventures of the golem and includes a comprehensive overview of Jewish mysticism, black magic, demonology, miracles and science, plus a summary of other golems in Jewish history. Read it for pleasure as well as perspective.

The golem of Prague: A new adaption of the documented stories of the golem of Prague

Religion & Spirituality

Judaica Press

<p>Experience one of the most startling and controversial metaphysical Jewish events of all time: the creation of a golem, a man crafted out of clay by the exalted Rabbi Yehudah Loevy ben Bezalel (the Maharal) of Prague to protect sixteenth-century Jews from persecution. The author skillfully captures the essence of the golem and examines its aftermath objectively. Features a dramatized adaptation of the documented adventures of the golem and includes a comprehensive overview of Jewish mysticism, black magic, demonology, miracles and science, plus a summary of other golems in Jewish history. Read it for pleasure as well as perspective.</p>

The Golem of Prague: A New Adaptation of the Documented Stories of the Golem of Prague

For ages 8 through 15Meet Simcha and Moshe, agents of Emes Junior Interpol and two intrepid teens. Moshe, the son of a high-ranking Israeli intelligence officer, with instincts developed on the streets of Tel Aviv and New York, joins forces with Simcha, a Brooklyn rabbi's first-born son, whose talent for logical reasoning has been honed by years of Talmudic study. Together, the dynamic detectives are guided by their Jewish values and ingenuity as they are involved in mystery and danger.A thrilling blend of intrigue, entertainment and information, this series is a bestseller among teen readers. These mystery books are not only fun, they teach Torah-true hashkafa!

Secret of Sambatyon (Judaica Youth Series)

Judaism

Judaica Pr

Join the exciting Jewish detective team of Emes Junior InterpoI on a suspense packed adventure. This time our two intrepid yeshivah students, Simcha Goldman and Mosher Tamari, journey to the exotic continent of Africa  There, deep in the foreboding jungle, they discover a secret world that tests  both their courage and  their faith.Meanwhile, Moshe's father, an Israeli intelligence officer also in Africa, is trying to smuggle Ethiopia jews to Israel and he's headed for deep trouble. This exciting story will keep your heart racing until its ﬁnal climax.

The Secret of Sambatyon: The Adventures of Emes Interpol

This fascinating mystical adventure, the sequel to the best-selling book The Golem of Prague, is gripping reading!Readers will be swept along in an adventurous story as the ancient breastplate of the Kohen Gadol (high priest), affixed with twelve sacred stones, is discovered--and stolen. As the threat of war looms, the saintly Maharal of Prague, Rabbi Yehudah Loewy ben Bezalel, is compelled to recreate the awesome Yossele the Golem to rescue the Jews and avert disaster.Culled from more than two dozen sources, the introduction to The Sacred Stones provides the reader with a historical backdrop to the era and focuses briefly on the life and philosophy of the Maharal. For ages 8-14.

The Sacred Stones: The Return of the Golem

Children's Books

Sacred Stones the Return of the Golem

The Judeo-Christian Fiction By Gershon Winkler Though admittedly not totally unconnected, the religion of Jesus (Judaism) and Christianity are so basically different in form, purpose and orientation that it would be historically unsafe to derive the latter directly from the former and attribute the changes to a straightforward doctrinal evolution. -- Professor Geza Vermes in The Religion of Jesus the Jew  (Fortress Press: 1993), p. 214 Probably the most proliferated and most successful deception ever perpetrated is the Judeo-Christian fiction. There is nothing Judaic about Christianity, and nothing Christian about Judaism. This book, then, shatters an historic fabrication that has for centuries attempted to demonize the Jewish people and rob them of their rich and ancient heritage by misappropriating their Sacred Scriptures and suppressing their aboriginal traditions and mindset.  Amply supported by scholarly documentation culled from historical and theological source material, The Judeo-Christian Fiction is a no-holds-barred exploration of the long and tragic history of the persecution of Jews and the suppression of Judaism by a world culture influenced by anti-Jewish diatribes spread first by Christianity and adopted later by Islam. The book demonstrates the roots of contemporary anti-Judaism in Christian scriptures, doctrines, and catechisms, replete with endnotes and source material supported not only by the author himself but also by Christian theologians unafraid to reveal truths long-withheld from the general populace.  Concise and boldly written, The Judeo-Christian Fiction also addresses numerous misconceptions about Judaism in general -- its creed and ideology -- as well as misnomers surrounding the sorely-twisted history of Jews and Judaism in the era of Jesus, and of Jesus himself.  The reckless and deliberate misrepresentation of this history has resulted in tragic consequences for Jews and other aboriginal peoples for the past two millennia. It has also led to serious misconceptions surrounding the conflict in the Middle-East between Israel and its Muslim Arab neighbors. The Judeo-Christian Fiction demonstrates how this ongoing conflict did not originate in the establishment of the modern State of Israel but is easily traced to ancient Islamic Judeo-phobia rooted deeply in the demonization of Jews that was first spread by Christianity.   The slogan we often hear from well-meaning Jewish and Christian leaders, writes the author, is, We have so much in common with one another, -- a notion tantamount to General Custer claiming kinship with the Lakota Sioux because he, too, wore buckskin!  Special features of the book include a chapter addressing the age-old allegation that the ancient Hebrews were involved in ethnic cleansing of the Lands of Canaan; a chapter on the very aboriginal nature of Judaism and how early explorers of the so-called New World compared the ways of the Jews to the ways of the Native Americans; a time-line history of Christian and Islamic oppression of Jews into the modern era; a line-by-line comparison of many of the most popular beatitudes of Jesus with the then prevalent like teachings of the ancient Hebrew scriptures as well as of the Pharisees themselves; and a section refuting some of the proofs so often employed in evangelical attempts to lure Jews to the Baptismal fonts. This daring work is a must-read for both Christians and Jews alike, as well as for Muslims and all those who seek a more clear understanding of a history and ideology that has been distorted far too long.

The Judeo-Christian Fiction

Lulu

A unique collection of rare Jewish mystery and understanding features selected readings, one for every day of the yearly cycle, encouraging honest contemplation, true inspiration, and deep reflection for people from all walks of life.

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