In the 12th century, Yehuda HaLevi authored a classic of world literature when he developed a vibrant dialogue between a Jewish scholar and a ruler from the kingdom of Khazar. The book, published in Arabic, was called The Kuzari, and it addresses a series of theological, philosophical, and ideological concerns posed by the Khazar king. Among the topics discussed: comparing the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faiths, the history of the world, origins of the Jewish nation; how God interacts with the physical world, Israel and the nations, the concept of Sabbath, the World to Come, faith, prophecy, astrology, proofs for the existence of a soul, the human intellect, free will, and more. This edition of The Kuzari offers an accurate, easy - to - read translation of the text along with incisive commentary, an extensive biography of Yehuda HaLevi, and a history of the original Khazar kingdom. The result is a richly - rewarding learning opportunity - one that provides a compelling look at timely answers to timeless questions as they relate to the human condition in a modern world. Compact edition. Compact Sizefunction FunctionF9611(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`In the 12th century, Yehuda HaLevi authored a classic of world literature when he developed a vibrant dialogue between a Jewish scholar and a ruler from the kingdom of Khazar. The book, published in Arabic, was called The Kuzari, and it addresses a series of theological, philosophical, and ideological concerns posed by the Khazar king. Among the topics discussed: comparing the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faiths, the history of the world, origins of the Jewish nation; how God interacts with the physical world, Israel and the nations, the concept of Sabbath, the World to Come, faith, prophecy, astrology, proofs for the existence of a soul, the human intellect, free will, and more. This edition of The Kuzari offers an accurate, easy - to - read translation of the text along with incisive commentary, an extensive biography of Yehuda HaLevi, and a history of the original Khazar kingdom. The result is a richly - rewarding learning opportunity - one that provides a compelling look at timely answers to timeless questions as they relate to the human condition in a modern world. Compact edition.`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`F-961-1`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Rabbi N. Daniel Korobkin`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`1598269615`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9781598269611`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`723`;document.getElementById(8).innerHTML=`5" x 6.8"`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Feldheim Publishers`}Full Sizefunction FunctionF08424(){document.getElementById(0).innerHTML=`In the 12th century, Yehuda HaLevi authored a classic of world literature when he developed a vibrant dialogue between a Jewish scholar and a ruler from the kingdom of Khazar. The book, published in Arabic, was called The Kuzari, and it addresses a series of theological, philosophical, and ideological concerns posed by the Khazar king. Among the topics discussed: comparing the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim faiths, the history of the world, origins of the Jewish nation; how God interacts with the physical world, Israel and the nations, the concept of Sabbath, the World to Come, faith, prophecy, astrology, proofs for the existence of a soul, the human intellect, free will, and more. This edition of The Kuzari offers an accurate, easy - to - read translation of the text along with incisive commentary, an extensive biography of Yehuda HaLevi, and a history of the original Khazar kingdom. The result is a richly - rewarding learning opportunity - one that provides a compelling look at timely answers to timeless questions as they relate to the human condition in a modern world. Full - size Edition`;document.getElementById(1).innerHTML=`F-0842-4`;document.getElementById(2).innerHTML=`Rabbi Yehudah HaLevi`;document.getElementById(5).innerHTML=`1583308423`;document.getElementById(6).innerHTML=`9781583308424`;document.getElementById(7).innerHTML=`723`;document.getElementById(9).innerHTML=`Hardcover`;document.getElementById(11).innerHTML=`Feldheim Publishers`} table{border-collapse:collapse}td{background-color:#efefef;font-weight:bold;font-family:sans-serif;font-size:16px;border-style:solid;border-width:1px}th{font-family:sans-serif;font-size:16px;border-style:solid;border-width:1px} Sku:function HFunctionF9611(){if(document.getElementById(12).style.display===`none`){document.getElementById(12).style.display=`block`}else{document.getElementById(12).style.display=`none`};if(document.getElementById(13).innerHTML===`► (Click Here For Options)`){document.getElementById(13).innerHTML=`▼ (Click Here For Options)`}else{document.getElementById(13).innerHTML=`► (Click Here For Options)`}}► (Click Here For Options) F-961-1 Author: Rabbi N. Daniel Korobkin Isbn 10: 1598269615 Isbn 13: 9781598269611 Pages: 723 Size: 5" x 6.8" Binding: Hardcover Imprint: Feldheim Publishers
Related
Related
Related