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Rashi
(4800-4865)
By Nissan Mindel
Every little child in 'Cheder' knows the name. How much all the little Jewish children look forward to the happy day when they will begin to learn Chumash with Rashi! The very script of Rashi is fascinating! Once Chumash with the Rashi commentary is ...
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Rashi's Method of Biblical Commentary
Rashi's Method of Biblical Commentary, and the Rebbe's approach to Rashi's works
By Chaim Miller
Rashi did not receive the Torah from G-d at Sinai, nor was he revered as a prophet. Yet 900 years after his passing, we still seek their weekly guidance and inspiration from Rashi’s commentary. What was his secret? And how has the Rebbe revolutionized ...
Library » Jewish History » Essays » Rashi's Method of Biblical Commentary
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The Complete Tanach with Rashi
English translation of the entire Tanach with Rashi's commentary. The translation is the authoritative Judaica Press version, edited by the esteemed translator and scholar, Rabbi A.J. Rosenberg.
Library » Classic Texts » The Complete Tanach with Rashi
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First Print of Rashi
1475
Rashi, the most basic commentary on the Torah, was printed for the first time, in Reggio di Calabria, Italy. In this print, the commentary on the Five Books of Moses, authored in the 11th century by Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, was not on the same page as the ...
Jewish Calendar » Adar » Adar 11 » Jewish History » First Print of Rashi
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First Print of Torah with Onkelos & Rashi
1482
The first edition of the Five Books of Moses (Torah) with the Targum Onkelos (Aramaic translation of the Torah) and the commentary of the famed commentator Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, known as Rashi, was published on this date in 1482. It was published in ...
Jewish Calendar » Adar » Adar II - 6 » Jewish History » First Print of Torah with Onkelos & Rashi
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Rashi Studies (Advanced)
Adapted by Chaim Miller; From the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
Parshah » Bamidbar - Numbers » Bamidbar » Rashi Studies (Advanced)
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Passing of Rashi
1105
Rabbi Shlomo Yitzchaki, known as "Rashi", passed away on the 29th of Tammuz of the year 4865 from creation (1105 CE). Rashi was born in Troyes, France, in 1040. His commentaries on the Torah, Prophets and Talmud are universally accepted as the most basic ...
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Precious Diamonds
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