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Later Sages

By Alexander Poltorak

“The name Shad-dai on your door greets the whole of your household; it consecrates your home, making it into a tent of Abraham, which requires G‑d as its sole protector...”

“If people knew the advantages of having a mezuzah on the door, they would not transgress this commandment; for I am convinced that no demon can harm a house properly provided with mezuzoth.”

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Dr. Alexander Poltorak, who holds a PhD in theoretical physics, is a noted lecturer on the intersection of science and Torah and author of books on the Jewish holidays, intellectual property management, and A Light unto My Path -- A Mezuzah Anthology. He is CEO of General Patent Corporation, a patent licensing and enforcment firm

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Posted: Nov 11, 2011

Mezuzah

The first quote in this section is:
Hirsch, Rabbi Samson R. Judaism Eternal. New York: Soncino, 1956. 18.

The second quote is:
The Maharam on Or HaChaim, par. 213. Quoted in Agus, I. A. Rabbi Meir of Rothenburg. New York: Ktav, 1970. 265.

Thanks for your interest.

Posted By Alex Poltorak, Monsey, NY

Posted: Nov 9, 2011

Mezuzah

Where does this come from?

Posted By Mordechai, ny, ny

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