More than 2600 years ago, the Prophet Ezekiel was shown a vision of a future Temple to which all the nations on earth would ascend in everlasting peace and harmony. A fine trickle of water flows from under the threshold of the Holy of Holies in this Temple, eventually becoming a great river whose waters heal every wound and sickness. The river then flows to the Mediterranean and sweetens all the oceans of the world, making them drinkable. This is the Messianic Temple. The key to the construction of this Temple is learning its design, a process considered the first stage of building it, but this study was neglected throughout the ages because the chapters describing the Third Temple (Ezek. 40-48) are difficult and confusing. In recent years, new light has enabled us to begin to understand Ezekiel's vision of the Messianic Temple. Now, after a decade of research, Rabbi Chaim Clorfene has given us a major work that explains every detail of Ezekiel's vision of the Third Temple. The Messianic Temple presents the last nine chapters of the Book of Ezekiel, verse by verse, in the original Hebrew with a new English translation and classic commentaries. Over 200 color diagrams and 3D illustrations make it possible for everyone to learn Ezekiel's design and understand it...easily! Now, we can begin to build the Third Temple.

The Messianic Temple: Understanding Ezekiel's Prophecy

Chaim Clorfene

Religion & Spirituality

Menorah Books Ltd

#parasha: Weekly Insights from a Leading Israeli Journalist

For Sivan Rahav-Meir, the Torah is a fountain of wisdom for relationships, education, government, finances, self-growth, and beyond. A seasoned journalist in Israel, Rahav-Meir has interviewed heads of state and senior political officials, and has uncovered exclusive stories that have impacted the discourse in Israel. With a wealth of real-life experience, she applies her insights to the weekly Torah portion. #Parasha: Weekly Insights from a Leading Israeli Journalist is Rahav-Meir's debut book in English. Translated from her bestselling Hebrew parasha book, Rahav-Meir shares brief reflections on the Torah from sources past and present, infused with a thought-provoking message for the entire family. What began as short posts shared on social media has stimulated ongoing conversation amongst religious, traditional and progressive families. Now, she brings her inspiration to the English-speaking public.

#Parasha: Weekly Insights from a Leading Israeli Journalist

Rahav-meir, Sivan

Christian Books & Bibles

The Light of Ephraim supplies essential information to help men and women overcome what many sages believe is the most difficult challenge of our time. The main theme of the book is the love between God and Ephraim, who stands for the Community of Israel, a love that can only come to fruition through repentance and rectification. The Inner Torah teachings, which are the intellectual backbone of the book, are expressed through a story providing an emotional framework helping the reader internalize them. This third edition focuses on the tools to prevent and rectify the misuse of sexual energy, recover the lost sparks of man's soul and discover a relationship with the Divine that defies description.

The Light of Ephraim: The Ascent from Temptation to Divine Consciousness

Benyosef, Simcha

Judaism

A sensational but little known archaeological find, the divorce document of a woman named Miriam issued at the desert fortress of Masada is the basis for this new historical page turner. Beginning with a fateful decision by Miriam, a strong-willed survivor on Masada's final, horrific day, the tale spans three generations of her descendants. This saga extends from the depths of her despair on a barren desert plateau to the glittering city of Alexandria where Miriam sought love and a future, and back to the Holy Land, where, amid the clashing cultures at Beit Guvrin, the storied city of Zippori and, finally, at the emerald oasis of Ein Gedi, the past continues to stalk her, threatening to devour her children. The Scroll is an adventure-rich voyage through the ancient customs and beliefs of Judaism and early Christianity and the challenges both faced in a hostile world. Readers are transported to the very roads and markets, palaces and hovels, synagogues and village squares of ancient Judea, where The Scroll's characters choose between nation and family, and finally, between life and death. Will Miriam's descendants learn the lessons of her life, or will enemies within and without rob those lessons from them? Although The Scroll deals with events that took place two millennia ago, it sheds light which helps make sense of the complexities of today's Israel and the choices its leaders make.

The Scroll

History

Vamosh, Miriam Feinberg

World

How do we really connect with God so that our prayers move from the head to the heart? In its wisdom, Jewish tradition has created what can only be understood as a dance that, if done properly, can lift the participant into an intimate encounter with the Divine. How is Jewish prayer a dance? One sits and stands, moves one's hands, moves backward and forward, bows and rises up; one chants and sings and embraces God. Each movement is pregnant with meaning. Taken together, Jewish prayer is nothing short of a most intimate dance with the Creator. This book was written to help the reader learn how to 'dance' in such a way that he will connect with God every time he prays.

Dancing With God: How to Connect With God Everytime You Pray

Kunis, Mark

In this elegant coffee table book, author Esty Frankel-Fersel 'converts' classic art masterpieces into Jewish counterparts. Imagine Vermeer's zoftig milkmaid kneading challah or Moses bringing down the tablets amid a Georgia O'Keefe desert landscape. A vibrant Kandinsky color plate, gold foil stamp and glossy black background are featured on the book's cover. Inside, each traditional masterpiece is shown opposite its converted version, allowing the reader to search for the sometimes obvious, sometimes more subtle differences. The works of art reproduced span from early 16th century classical Renaissance works to modern day pop art. Every 'converted' painting is an original work by the author, most created with oil and acrylic on canvas in glowing color. Explanations of the Jewish content are provided alongside each reproduction for readers not familiar with Jewish observances. A special section of popular Yiddish expressions matched to famous works of art is sure to draw chuckles. Converted Masters is an excellent conversation piece and a terrific gift for anyone Jewish. But it's also great for those with an interest in Jewish tradition, or anyone who simply enjoys a laugh!

Converted Masters: World Famous Masterpieces With a Jewish Twist

Arts & Photography

Frankel, Esty

Religious

The final Nine Day count-down is ON and the most cataclysmic day on earth is nearly here. Elisha finally knows what he has to do. He must enter the dark time of an ancient and lost world and try to receive one of its most powerful gifts. A gift that will attract armies of light and dark forces who will be watching his every step and are determined to stop him. The greatest masterminds of his generation will be brought together, willingly and unwillingly, to join forces with Elisha in his quest, shattering their veils of secrecy and revealing that what appears to the natural eye is not always the reality. Elisha Davidson and the Ispaklaria is a fantasy adventure novel based on esoteric truth. It draws only on ancient non-fiction manuscripts, dating as far back as 5777 years ago, and exposes the most extraordinary and cryptic teachings of the human race. What a riveting roller coaster! This last book in the trilogy really goes out with a big bang. I loved every minute reading it and recommend the entire series for all ages and backgrounds. This is a story that is so mystifying &amp; unique, it's in a fantasy genre of its own. - Tamar Yonah Israel News Talk Radio.com

Elisha Davidson and the Shamir (Elisha Davidson Trilogy, 3)

Teen & Young Adult

Attar, M. R.

Literature & Fiction

Jerusalem's Mercaz L'Mida Dati Learning Center ('Meled') has been transforming lives of youths and restoring families for over twenty years. Not At Risk tells its story in the words of its founders, and details groundbreaking educational work, sharing not only experiences and insights of faculty members and parents, but heartwarming, and at times deeply painful, personal stories of former students. In addition to his professional experience in child development, Dr. Menachem Gottesman drew upon three main sources to create a healing educational environment for youth labelled 'at risk: A.S. Neill's philosophy of education, the therapeutic method developed by Dr. Milton H. Erickson, and the spiritual outlook of Rabbi Dr. Joseph B. Soloveitchik.Not At Risk shares the secret of Meled's success. Open-minded educators, professionals working with adolescents, and concerned parents will find this book an invaluable resource.

Not at Risk: Education As a Work of Heart

Science & Math

Gottesman, Menachem, Ph.D.

Gottesman, Leah Leslie

Behavioral Sciences

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