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Rabbi Adin Even-Israel (Steinsaltz) (1937-2020) was internationally regarded as one of the leading rabbis of this century. The author of many books, he was best known for his monumental translation of and commentary on the Talmud. To learn more visit his website.
The Koren Mishneh Torah features a clear, contemporary layout that clarifies the text along the brilliant commentary of the prolific Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz.
The Steinsaltz Ketuvim features the pioneering translation and commentary of Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz and includes a treasure trove of information to make the text clear, fascinating, and relevant to users of all backgrounds.
The Steinsaltz Neviim features the pioneering translation and commentary of Rabbi Adin Even-Israel Steinsaltz and includes a treasure trove of information to make the text clear, fascinating, and relevant to users of all backgrounds.
Complete text of the Mishnah in original Hebrew alongside an elucidated English translation
Mishnah is the first compilation of the oral law, authored by Rabbi Yehudah HaNasi (approx. 200 C.E.); the germinal statements of law elucidated by the Gemara, together with which they constitute the Talmud.
Complete text of Talmud Bavli in original Aramaic with an elucidated English translation
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From the Middle Ages to the 'Musar Movement'
An overview of the classic Mussar teachers and their texts, starting in the 11th century and ending in our times
When the Torah was given at Mount Sinai, all of Israel experienced direct prophecy. However, that revelation was too powerful for them, and they requested that Moses serve as an intermediary between them and God’s word. Following that model, God sent us o...
An Essay on Parshat Bechukotai
It is only natural for a person to automatically justify the practices to which he has grown accustomed.
An Essay on Parshat Shemini
The distinction between the permitted animals and the forbidden animals raises a question that has occupied many commentators.
An Essay on Chayei Sarah
Every person’s life consists of two different modes. One mode is characterized by ascents and descents, while the other is characterized by calm and tranquility, without major events or great excitement.
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