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This book is not for casual reading. Nevertheless, it merits your serious attention given the inherent spiritual value of its content and the integrity of its sainted author. --Alan Jay Gerber, The Jewish Star While Netziv's book is difficult to follow and many people may disagree with his worldview, Greenman has done a very fine job of making this respected work accessible. --Israel Drazin, The Jewish Eye

"""This book is not for casual reading. Nevertheless, it merits your serious attention given the inherent spiritual value of its content and the integrity of its sainted author."" --Alan Jay Gerber, The Jewish Star ""While Netziv's book is difficult to follow and many people may disagree with his worldview, Greenman has done a very fine job of making this respected work accessible."" --Israel Drazin, The Jewish Eye"

""This book is not for casual reading. Nevertheless, it merits your serious attention given the inherent spiritual value of its content and the integrity of its sainted author."" --Alan Jay Gerber, The Jewish Star ""While Netziv's book is difficult to follow and many people may disagree with his worldview, Greenman has done a very fine job of making this respected work accessible."" --Israel Drazin, The Jewish Eye

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HaRav Naftali Tzvi Yehuda Berlin (Netziv) was an Orthodox rabbi and the dean of the Volozhin yeshiva, at the time the largest institution of its kind, for nearly 40 years. He is the author of several works of rabbinic literature. Rabbi Elchanan Greenman studied Talmud and Codes for four years at Yeshivas Brisk of Chicago, where he also received his rabbinic ordination. He served as a faculty member at Yeshiva University of Los Angeles and has taught adult and young adult classes for more than 20 years in Chicago, Houston, and Los Angeles. He lives in Houston.

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