The Path of the Righteous GentileG-d entrusted the Jews with 613 commandments ?their unique purpose.What divine code of laws was given to non-Jews?This fascinating and well-researched work explores the Seven Noahide Laws, summarizing the Jewish teachings on this ancient doctrine and helping Gentiles gain clarity on their singular spiritual role.Topics explored include:? How should a Gentile observe his seven Torah laws?? What is considered theft?? Why is man forbidden to act on his impulses?? What is a Gentile?s reward in the World to Come?Comprehensive and instructive, this book is an essential guide for Gentiles?and an intriguing read for every Jew.Discover your mission in life.Follow your G-d-given path.

The Path of the Righteous Gentile: An Introduction to the Seven Laws of the Children of Noah

Clorfene, Chaim

Rogalsky, Yaakov

Religion & Spirituality

Targum Press

Text: English (translation) Original Language: Hebrew

Recollections: The Torah Temimah recalls the golden age of European Jewry

Baruch HaLevi Eptsein

The Search for Miri

Libby Lazewnik

When Abel Gomes, a dark-skinned descendant of full-blooded Mohawk and Narragansett Indians, makes his mind to become a Jew, he has no idea of the complicated, winding path that lies before him. Raised Catholic, he has been mysteriously drawn to Judaism even as a teenager. By the time he decides to convert, he is married to an assimilated Jewish woman and his two daughters are enrolled in a Conservative day school.  Encounters with a Reform rabbi quickly convince him that there must be more to conversion than reading a few books and joining Jewish organizations. Instead, Abel becomes Ovadyah, a committed Conversative Jew, a 'gabbai' in his synagogue, and something of a nuisance with his incessant questions and unrelenting distaste for hypocrisy.  Finally, Ovadyah and his wife, Ariella, who eventually joins him on his spiritual odyssey, meet an observant Jewish family. They soon realize that, far from being the insular and intolerant sect they had always believed it to be, Orthodoxy offers them the Jewish fulfillment they have sought for so long.  'Migrant Soul' is the true story of an endearing and unforgettable family. Like the Gomeses themselves, this account of their spiritual quest is frank, funny, and extraordinarily inspiring.

Migrant Soul: The Story of an American Ger

Avi Shafran

The most perplexing question of all times: does God really exist? And is it really irrational to believe so?
 World renowned lecturer and educator Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen, Harvard graduate, examines the case for God in this intellectually groundbreaking book. A well-researched and footnoted work, this is an essential read for any individual with intellectual curiosity and spiritual thirst, and anyone who is involved in Jewish outreach.

Permission To Believe: Four Rational Approaches to God's Existence

Lawrence Kelemen

Judaism

Beis Halevi - Bereishis

Joseph Baer Soloveitchik

A thread of blue on a background of white - sudden tragedy superimposed on ordinary existence. The sudden death of her only son transported Dr. Judy Belsky into the unknown realms of Thread of Blue. With the insight of a trained psychologist, the words of a gifted author and poet, and the heart of a believing Jew, Dr. Belsky shares her journey into bereavement and loss, healing and faith. This updated edition contains the original text of the classic, plus fifteen new essays.

Thread of blue: A journey through loss, faith and renewal

Belsky, Judith Benoliel

Baker's Dozen Bk. 6: Trapped! (Baker's Dozen)

Zakon, Miriam S.

Clarifying Fundamental Topics in Shas

Avigdor Frankenhuis

Fiction: Twenty Contemporary Jewish Stories

Twenty original stories from some of today's best-loved Jewish writers including Rachel Pomerantz, Zev Spektor, Miriam Zakon and Libby Lazewnik.

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