The Most Noted Jewish book in the World
The Most Noted Jewish book in the World
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D. -Massecheth Derech erez sutta, viii : 4.
He who still has bread in the basket, and saith, What shall I eat tomorrow? belongeth to those of little faith.
—Rabbi Eliezer, died A. D. 177. -Soiah, 486.
The day is short and the task is great, and the workmen are sluggish, and the reward is great, and the Master of the house is urgent.
—Rabbi Tarphon, A. D. I20. -Aboth ii. 15.
As I have taught you freely, so teach you freely.
— Samuel, died 257 A. D. -Nedarim, 47a.
Whosoever makes himself lit- tle... in this world for the sake of the word of the law will be made great in the world to come, and whosoever makes himself a slave in this world for the sake of the word of the law will be made free in the world to come.
— Rabbi Jeremiah, died 250 A. D. -Baba Meziah, 856.
{18> The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sab- bath.
Mark ii. 27.
It is written, Ye shall keep the Sabbath, therefore, for it is holy unto you (Exodus 31. 14). It is handed over to you, not ye are handed over to the Sabbath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. -Massecheth Derech erez sutta, viii : 4.
He who still has bread in the basket, and saith, What shall I eat tomorrow? belongeth to those of little faith.
—Rabbi Eliezer, died A. D. 177. -Soiah, 486.
The day is short and the task is great, and the workmen are sluggish, and the reward is great, and the Master of the house is urgent.
—Rabbi Tarphon, A. D. I20. -Aboth ii. 15.
As I have taught you freely, so teach you freely.
— Samuel, died 257 A. D. -Nedarim, 47a.
Whosoever makes himself lit- tle... in this world for the sake of the word of the law will be made great in the world to come, and whosoever makes himself a slave in this world for the sake of the word of the law will be made free in the world to come.
— Rabbi Jeremiah, died 250 A. D. -Baba Meziah, 856.
{18> The Sabbath was made for man, and not man for the Sab- bath.
Mark ii. 27.
It is written, Ye shall keep the Sabbath, therefore, for it is holy unto you (Exodus 31. 14). It is handed over to you, not ye are handed over to the Sabbath.
What to read after The Most Noted Jewish book in the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Einspruch to read onlineMoreLess
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