Overview
From the Heart of a Lion is a unique combination of in-depth essays on the weekly Torah portion on the book of Genesis coupled with inspiring personal stories. The book is written in a way that readers of wide Jewish interest can comprehend and appreciate the synthesis of textual analysis. The focus upon truth and emotion can be felt in every essay and story.
Full Product Details
Author: Aryeh Cohen
Publisher: Urim Publications
Imprint: Urim Publications
Dimensions:
Width: 14.60cm
, Height: 1.30cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.272kg
ISBN: 9789655241969
ISBN 10: 9655241963
Pages: 105
Publication Date: 01 January 2015
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Throughout this work, the human element is demonstrated as a major factor in the destiny of Biblical personalities who would serve as role models in service to G-d's rule. This is the main contribution that Rabbi Cohen makes to Torah learning and teaching. He demonstrates to a world full of death and tears, fear and dread, how to smile and learn to be confident in the coming of a better day, with G-d's help. --Alan Jay Gerber, thejewishstar.com
"""Throughout this work, the human element is demonstrated as a major factor in the destiny of Biblical personalities who would serve as role models in service to G-d's rule. This is the main contribution that Rabbi Cohen makes to Torah learning and teaching. He demonstrates to a world full of death and tears, fear and dread, how to smile and learn to be confident in the coming of a better day, with G-d's help."" Alan Jay Gerber, thejewishstar.com"
Throughout this work, the human element is demonstrated as a major factor in the destiny of Biblical personalities who would serve as role models in service to G-d's rule. This is the main contribution that Rabbi Cohen makes to Torah learning and teaching. He demonstrates to a world full of death and tears, fear and dread, how to smile and learn to be confident in the coming of a better day, with G-d's help. Alan Jay Gerber, thejewishstar.com
""Throughout this work, the human element is demonstrated as a major factor in the destiny of Biblical personalities who would serve as role models in service to G-d's rule. This is the main contribution that Rabbi Cohen makes to Torah learning and teaching. He demonstrates to a world full of death and tears, fear and dread, how to smile and learn to be confident in the coming of a better day, with G-d's help."" Alan Jay Gerber, thejewishstar.com
Author Information
Aryeh Cohen received rabbinical ordination at Lander College. He is a teacher and guidance counselor at the Davis Renov Stahler (DRS) high school for boys. He lives in Cedarhurst, New York.
