II Samuel BabyThe second half of the book of Samuel contains some of the most dramatic stories in the Bible, portraying the unique character of King David, in all its power and complexity. The book explores Davids personal journey and the lives of those surrounding him, while also addressing foundational themes such as the significance of the Temple and the transformative power of repentance. As in I Samuel: A King in Israel, in II Samuel: David the King Rabbi
Pioneer of Bikur Cholim
the leaves
What initially seems like a harmless adventure quickly becomes a frightening race against time: an age-old secret about a mysterious mineral draws government agencies
Drawn from the original full-length classes
no guests need ever feel like strangers in an Orthodox shul
and rabbinic ordinances enacted throughout the generations
A new world is calling
This Afikoman bag is decorated with pomegranates in different shapes and colors
pocket sized edition is the perfect companion to take with you anywhere you go
a former yeshivah bochur
Emanuel made sure that a fallen soldier’s love letter would reach its destination
Hand finished