The philosophical and mystical significance of the Mitzvot - the Divine percepts of the Torah - are succinctly explained in this classic essay by a distinguished author and scholar of Chasidism. Providing insight into the power of tangible deed as a means of bringing life and Divine benevolence into the physical world, this brief work answers many basic questions about man and G-d. New revised edition, newly typeset, and it also includes an index.
Read More
The philosophical and mystical significance of the Mitzvot - the Divine percepts of the Torah - are succinctly explained in this classic essay by a distinguished author and scholar of Chasidism. Providing insight into the power of tangible deed as a means of bringing life and Divine benevolence into the physical world, this brief work answers many basic questions about man and G-d. New revised edition, newly typeset, and it also includes an index.
Read Less
