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The Nach Yomi Companion Volume 1: Neviim (Prophets)Embark on an inspiring journey through the books of the Neviim (Prophets) with The Nach Yomi Companion Volume 1. Designed to complement the daily "Nach Yomi" study program, this comprehensive guide provides insightful summaries, traditional interpretations, and practical applications of each chapter of the Prophets. Written with clarity, depth, and humor, this companion is perfect for readers at all levels of Torah knowledge, offering a bridge between the sacred text and modern life.Includes chapter-by-chapter summaries of Neviim (Prophets): Yehoshua (Joshua): Follow Joshua's leadership as he guides the Jewish people into the Land of Israel, conquers nations, and divides the land among the tribes, showcasing themes of faith, courage, and divine promise.Shoftim (Judges): Explore the turbulent period of Israel's history filled with cycles of sin, repentance, and redemption, as charismatic judges like Devorah, Gideon, and Samson lead the nation through trials.Shmuel Alef and Beis (I & II Samuel): Witness the transition from judges to monarchy with the rise of King Saul and King David, examining themes of leadership, morality, and divine guidance.Melachim Alef and Beis (I & II Kings): Delve into the history of Israel and Judah's monarchies, from Solomon's wisdom and Temple-building (Beis HaMikdash) to the kingdom's eventual division and exile.Yeshayahu (Isaiah): Be inspired by Isaiah's prophetic vision of justice, righteousness, and the ultimate redemption, blending rebuke with messages of hope.Yirmiyahu (Jeremiah): Experience Jeremiah's passionate warnings to a nation on the brink of destruction, highlighting themes of repentance, exile, and restoration.Yechezkel (Ezekiel): Encounter vivid visions and symbolic acts as Ezekiel reassures the exiled Jews of God's presence and promises future redemption.Trei Asar (The Twelve Prophets): Study the concise yet profound prophecies of figures like Hosea, Amos, and Jonah, each offering unique perspectives on justice, mercy, and divine will.About the Author: Rabbi Jack Abramowitz is a renowned Torah educator, prolific author, and thought leader in Jewish scholarship. With decades of experience in Jewish education, Rabbi Abramowitz has authored several acclaimed works. Known for his engaging style and ability to distill complex ideas into accessible insights, Rabbi Abramowitz has played a key role in promoting Torah learning worldwide. His contributions to the Nach Yomi program have made the study of Neviim more approachable and meaningful for learners of all backgrounds.Whether you are new to the study of Nach or seeking a deeper understanding of its profound lessons, The Nach Yomi Companion Volume 1: Neviim is an invaluable resource that will enrich your learning and connect you to the timeless wisdom of Tanach.

The Nach Yomi Companion Volume 1: Neviim (Prophets)Embark on an inspiring journey through the books of the Neviim (Prophets) with The Nach Yomi Companion Volume 1. Designed to complement the daily "Nach Yomi" study program, this comprehensive guide provides insightful summaries, traditional interpretations, and practical applications of each chapter of the Prophets. Written with clarity, depth, and humor, this companion is perfect for readers at all levels of Torah knowledge, offering a bridge between the sacred text and modern life.Includes chapter-by-chapter summaries of Neviim (Prophets): Yehoshua (Joshua): Follow Joshua's leadership as he guides the Jewish people into the Land of Israel, conquers nations, and divides the land among the tribes, showcasing themes of faith, courage, and divine promise.Shoftim (Judges): Explore the turbulent period of Israel's history filled with cycles of sin, repentance, and redemption, as charismatic judges like Devorah, Gideon, and Samson lead the nation through trials.Shmuel Alef and Beis (I & II Samuel): Witness the transition from judges to monarchy with the rise of King Saul and King David, examining themes of leadership, morality, and divine guidance.Melachim Alef and Beis (I & II Kings): Delve into the history of Israel and Judah's monarchies, from Solomon's wisdom and Temple-building (Beis HaMikdash) to the kingdom's eventual division and exile.Yeshayahu (Isaiah): Be inspired by Isaiah's prophetic vision of justice, righteousness, and the ultimate redemption, blending rebuke with messages of hope.Yirmiyahu (Jeremiah): Experience Jeremiah's passionate warnings to a nation on the brink of destruction, highlighting themes of repentance, exile, and restoration.Yechezkel (Ezekiel): Encounter vivid visions and symbolic acts as Ezekiel reassures the exiled Jews of God's presence and promises future redemption.Trei Asar (The Twelve Prophets): Study the concise yet profound prophecies of figures like Hosea, Amos, and Jonah, each offering unique perspectives on justice, mercy, and divine will.About the Author: Rabbi Jack Abramowitz is a renowned Torah educator, prolific author, and thought leader in Jewish scholarship. With decades of experience in Jewish education, Rabbi Abramowitz has authored several acclaimed works. Known for his engaging style and ability to distill complex ideas into accessible insights, Rabbi Abramowitz has played a key role in promoting Torah learning worldwide. His contributions to the Nach Yomi program have made the study of Neviim more approachable and meaningful for learners of all backgrounds.Whether you are new to the study of Nach or seeking a deeper understanding of its profound lessons, The Nach Yomi Companion Volume 1: Neviim is an invaluable resource that will enrich your learning and connect you to the timeless wisdom of Tanach.

Real world questions. Real Jewish answers.Ask Rabbi Jack is the essential resource for anyone curious about Judaism's most pressing, puzzling, and thought-provoking questions. Rabbi Jack Abramowitz tackles topics ranging from theology and Jewish law to contemporary societal issues, always blending intellectual rigor with accessibility and humor. Drawing from his decades of experience, he provides clear, concise, and meaningful answers that resonate with readers of all ages and backgrounds.About the BookBorn out of years of answering questions for NCSY and Jew in the City, Ask Rabbi Jack compiles Rabbi Abramowitz's most popular writings alongside significant new material. Whether you're exploring Jewish identity, grappling with moral dilemmas, or just curious about traditions, this book has something for everyone.Main Sections of the BookJews and Judaism: Covers fundamental topics like "What is Judaism?", "Is Being Chosen Offensive?", and "Defining Orthodoxy."Judaism in Contemporary Society: Examines issues like gun rights, marijuana, welfare, and anti-Semitism.Jewish History: Unravels mysteries such as "The Golden Calf," "The Lost Tribes of Israel," and "Who Wrote the Zohar?"Men, Women, and Deportment: Discusses tattoos, modesty, beards, and living in an immodest society.Jewish Holidays: Explains traditions and customs for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Succos, and more.Spiritual Matters: Explores kosher benefits, miracles, and the balance of predetermination versus free will.Science Fiction and Fantasy: Engages with topics like Harry Potter, life on other planets, and parallel worlds.Moshiach and the Messianic Era: Delves into prophecies about peace in the Middle East, the Messianic age, and the role of Jesus.Troubling Questions: Tackles sensitive issues like suicide, animal sacrifices, and God's fairness.COVID-19: Provides a Halachic perspective on navigating the pandemic.Contributors and InfluencesRabbi Jack incorporates wisdom from classical Jewish and modern thinkers, including: Rashi - Foundational commentary on the Torah.Maimonides (Rambam) - Philosophical and Halachic insights.Nachmanides (Ramban) - Mystical and textual analysis.Rabbi Akiva - A Talmudic giant whose views inspire many answers.Marie Kondo - Contemporary influence on Jewish discussions about tidiness and values.Why Read This Book?Gain fresh perspectives on Jewish texts, philosophy, and ethics.Find answers to questions about Jewish law, culture, and tradition.Explore contemporary issues through the lens of timeless Jewish values.Whether you're a student, educator, or someone simply curious about Judaism, Ask Rabbi Jack is an indispensable guide. Rabbi Abramowitz combines intellectual depth with a lighthearted touch, making this book both enlightening and enjoyable.Order your copy today to start your journey into the world of Jewish thought and wisdom!