- Igulim, then is "enclothed" by the
Yosher scheme as Adam Kadmon. From Adam
Kadmon emanate five lights. As the
Yosher scheme relates to the
figure of man...
- Leḳeṭ
Yosher (Hebrew: לקט יושר) is a book on
Jewish law
compiled by
Rabbi Joseph (Joslein) ben
Moses (c. 1420–1488).
Having studied for five
years under...
-
Yeshiva University".
Shaarei Yosher Vol 1 with commentaries, Jerusalem, 5770,
Harav Daniel Meir ****ayag
Shaarei Yosher Vol 2 with commentaries, Jerusalem...
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Haftorahs used in
Shabbat services. He also
wrote a supplement, the
Melitz Yosher (מליץ יושר) and
Seyfer Ha
Magid (המגיד). Ha Magid,
which literally means...
- of
light was then
enclothed by the
anthropomorphic form of Adam
Kadmon (
yosher),
which is a
realm of
infinite divine light without vessels, constrained...
-
borrowed are
usually indicated.
Other works by
Rabbi Lorberbaum include:
Imrei Yosher,
commentary on the Five
Megillot (ib. 1815 and 1819). The
commentary on...
-
alluded to in the answer. However, with the
printing of the work
Leket Yosher of
Joseph (Joselein) ben
Moses in 1903, it
became apparent that the responsa...
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Yisrael Pri Ha'Aretz and P'ri Ha'Eitz
Kedushas Levi
Tiferes Shlomo Bet
Aharon Yosher Divrei Emes
Tanya (Likutei Amarim)
Torah Or/Likutei
Torah Likutei Moharan...
-
December 1794) was the
author of
several Hasidic sefarim including the
Yosher Divrei Emes.
Rabbi Meshullam Feivush was born to a
rabbinic family. His...
- the
Cosmic Man. The
anthropomorphic metaphor of Adam
Qadmon denotes the
Yosher "Upright"
arrangement of the
sefirot as the tree of life,
which is then...
