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Meditations at Twilight on Genesis exposes readers to the striking insights of the great classical commentators on the Five Books of Moses, with acknowledgement of critical scholarship and modern philosophical thought. This book demonstrates the surprising moral and philosophical notions embedded in the plain meaning of the Scriptures, which are vital to Judaism. Readers familiar with the Bible will come away with a fresh perspective, while those less learned in biblical studies will discover a compelling introduction to the topic.

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It has universal appeal for all Jews. The chapters are short and provide a good supplementary commentary to the parshot in the Chumash (Torah) and ideas for discussion at the Shabbat table . . . . Recommended for any synagogue library. Ellen Share, AJL Reviews

"""It has universal appeal for all Jews. The chapters are short and provide a good supplementary commentary to the parshot in the Chumash (Torah) and ideas for discussion at the Shabbat table . . . . Recommended for any synagogue library."" Ellen Share, AJL Reviews"

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Rabbi Melvin Granatstein is a popular teacher and lecturer and the Rabbi Emeritus of the Green Road Synagogue. He is the founding rabbi of the Fuchs Mizrachi School. He lives in Cleveland, Ohio.

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