talmud
Be
very careful if you make a woman cry, because God counts her tears. The
woman came out of a man’s rib. Not from his feet to be walked on. Not
from his head to be superior, but from the side to be equal. Under the
arm to be protected, and next to the heart to be loved.
very careful if you make a woman cry, because God counts her tears. The
woman came out of a man’s rib. Not from his feet to be walked on. Not
from his head to be superior, but from the side to be equal. Under the
arm to be protected, and next to the heart to be loved.
—
Talmud
Talmud
There
is also an anecdote about a Gentile who asked a Rabbi: ‘What purpose
did your G-d have in speaking with Moses from the midst of a bush?’ He
answered: ‘To teach that there is no place void of the Divine Presence,
not even so lowly a thing as a bush.’ The saying is attributed to G-d:
‘In every place where you find the imprint of men’s feet, there am I.’
is also an anecdote about a Gentile who asked a Rabbi: ‘What purpose
did your G-d have in speaking with Moses from the midst of a bush?’ He
answered: ‘To teach that there is no place void of the Divine Presence,
not even so lowly a thing as a bush.’ The saying is attributed to G-d:
‘In every place where you find the imprint of men’s feet, there am I.’
—
Abraham Cohen (1887-1957), Everyman’s Talmud (1949)
Abraham Cohen (1887-1957), Everyman’s Talmud (1949)
State
molto attenti a far piangere una donna perché Dio conta le sue lacrime.
La donna è uscita dalla costola dell'uomo, non dai piedi, infatti non
doveva essere calpestata; non è uscita nemmeno dalla testa per essere
superiore all'uomo; ma dal fianco per essere uguale, un po’ più in basso
del braccio per essere protetta, e dal lato del cuore per essere amata.
(Talmud)
molto attenti a far piangere una donna perché Dio conta le sue lacrime.
La donna è uscita dalla costola dell'uomo, non dai piedi, infatti non
doveva essere calpestata; non è uscita nemmeno dalla testa per essere
superiore all'uomo; ma dal fianco per essere uguale, un po’ più in basso
del braccio per essere protetta, e dal lato del cuore per essere amata.
(Talmud)
THE FURRIES HAVE INVADED JERUSALEM:
We don’t see things the way they are. We see them the way we are.
—
Talmud
Talmud
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The- The Essential Talmud by Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
Jewish people have always been keenly aware that their continued
survival and development depend on study of the Talmud, and those
hostile to Judaism have also been cognizant of this fact. The book was
reviled, slandered, and consigned to the flames countless times in the
Middle Ages and has been subjected to similar indignities in the recent
past as well. At times, talmudic study has been prohibited because it
was abundantly clear that a Jewish society that ceased to study this
work had no real hope of survival.
Quien no añade nada a sus conocimientos, los disminuye
-Talmud.
For
#YomHaShoah: the despair of David Djenciarski’s scene commemorating
deportation in Lodz juxtaposed against the hope expressed by the first
post-Holocaust printing of Nedarim by Vaad Hatzala, part of the series
known as the Survivors’ Talmud
#YomHaShoah: the despair of David Djenciarski’s scene commemorating
deportation in Lodz juxtaposed against the hope expressed by the first
post-Holocaust printing of Nedarim by Vaad Hatzala, part of the series
known as the Survivors’ Talmud
A thousand enter to study the Bible, a hundred to study Mishna, ten to study Gemara, and one to teach.
—
Talmudic saying
Talmudic saying
Lucifer’s Sigil
Be
very careful if you make a woman cry, because God counts her tears. The
woman came out of a man’s rib. Not from his feet to be walked on. Not
from his head to be superior, but from the side to be equal. Under the
arm to be protected, and next to the heart to be loved.
very careful if you make a woman cry, because God counts her tears. The
woman came out of a man’s rib. Not from his feet to be walked on. Not
from his head to be superior, but from the side to be equal. Under the
arm to be protected, and next to the heart to be loved.
—
Talmud
Talmud
In- The Essential Talmud by Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz
the Mishnaic period there were scholars who permitted the use of
scrolls written in Greek. On this the Rabbis of Eretz Israel commented:
Different languages are good for different things – Hebrew for speech,
Aramaic for lamentation, Greek for song, Latin for military matters.
Wer nur ein Menschenleben rettet, rettet die ganze Welt!
—
Talmud
Talmud
Gemara (by David Mor)
Today’s
Daf from the Talmud tells the story of Hillel who was too poor to study
Torah, so he climbed on a snowy roof in Tevet (our month) to hear the
words of the living G-d in the study hall below.
And two millennia later, snow has blanketed Jerusalem to remind of
his merit. May we all pursue Torah with such devotion in Hillel’s
honor!
- Accidental Talmudist
Daf from the Talmud tells the story of Hillel who was too poor to study
Torah, so he climbed on a snowy roof in Tevet (our month) to hear the
words of the living G-d in the study hall below.
And two millennia later, snow has blanketed Jerusalem to remind of
his merit. May we all pursue Torah with such devotion in Hillel’s
honor!
- Accidental Talmudist
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