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Avot with Commentary


By Yosef Marcus
Published and copyrighted by Kehot Publication Society

Ethics of the Fathers with a new commentary anthologized from the works of the classic commentators and the chassidic masters.
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Chapter 4, Mishna 2
Ben Azzai would say: Run to pursue a minor mitzvah, and flee from a transgression. For a mitzvah brings another mitzvah, and a transgression brings another transgression...
Chapter 5, Mishna 1
The world was created with ten utterances. What does this come to teach us? Certainly, it could have been created with a single utterance...

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