Discover How Rules Make the World a Better Place!
Welcome to the latest adventure in the I Love The Parsha series with Rabbi Daniel Malichi! Last week, we stood at Mount Sinai and heard the loud and amazing Ten Commandments. Now, in Parashat Mishpatim, we learn how to use those commandments to build a beautiful life, just like building a colorful Lego castle.
Why this book is a must-have for your Jewish library:From the laws of the "grumpy ox" to the joy of the Three Festivals (Shalosh Regalim), this book explains complex ideas in a way that warms the heart and engages the mind. Perfect for the Shabbat table, bedtime reading, or homeschooling.
Open the book today and learn how to build a heart of justice and kindness!
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Discover How Rules Make the World a Better Place!Welcome to the latest adventure in the I Love The Parsha series with Rabbi Daniel Malichi! Last week, we stood at Mount Sinai and heard the loud and amazing Ten Commandments. Now, in Parashat Mishpatim, we learn how to use those commandments to build a beautiful life, just like building a colorful Lego castle.Why this book is a must-have for your Jewish library: Interactive Learning: Rabbi Malichi guides children through the logic behind Hashem's laws, transforming abstract rules into relatable lessons about fairness, safety, and respect.Everyday Holiness: Kids will discover that being holy isn't just about praying; it's about returning lost objects (Hashavat Aveidah), helping someone unload a heavy burden, and telling the truth.Core Values: Teaches essential concepts like Tzedakah, kindness to strangers, and the famous declaration of faith, "Na'aseh V'Nishma" (We will do and we will hear).From the laws of the "grumpy ox" to the joy of the Three Festivals (Shalosh Regalim), this book explains complex ideas in a way that warms the heart and engages the mind. Perfect for the Shabbat table, bedtime reading, or homeschooling.Open the book today and learn how to build a heart of justice and kindness! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798241151087
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Discover How Rules Make the World a Better Place!Welcome to the latest adventure in the I Love The Parsha series with Rabbi Daniel Malichi! Last week, we stood at Mount Sinai and heard the loud and amazing Ten Commandments. Now, in Parashat Mishpatim, we learn how to use those commandments to build a beautiful life, just like building a colorful Lego castle.Why this book is a must-have for your Jewish library: Interactive Learning: Rabbi Malichi guides children through the logic behind Hashem's laws, transforming abstract rules into relatable lessons about fairness, safety, and respect.Everyday Holiness: Kids will discover that being holy isn't just about praying; it's about returning lost objects (Hashavat Aveidah), helping someone unload a heavy burden, and telling the truth.Core Values: Teaches essential concepts like Tzedakah, kindness to strangers, and the famous declaration of faith, "Na'aseh V'Nishma" (We will do and we will hear).From the laws of the "grumpy ox" to the joy of the Three Festivals (Shalosh Regalim), this book explains complex ideas in a way that warms the heart and engages the mind. Perfect for the Shabbat table, bedtime reading, or homeschooling.Open the book today and learn how to build a heart of justice and kindness! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9798241151087
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