Meshulchan Rabbi Eliyahu Baruch Finkel al HaTorah, 2 Vol Set, Hardcover, NEW
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Meshulchan Rabbi Eliyahu Baruch Finkel al HaTorah, 2 Vol Set, Hardcover, NEW
$27.50
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Format: Hardcover (2 Volume Set)
Language: Hebrew
Book Title: Meshulchan Rabbi Eliyahu Boruch: Torah
Item Height: 7 in
Author: Rabbi Eliyahu Boruch Finkel
Original Language: Hebrew
Genre: Religious & Spiritual
Item Length: 10 in
Topic: Judaism,Torah Commentary,,Parshah
Number of Pages: 797
mi'Shulchan Rabbi Eliyahu Baruch al HaTorah is a masterful two-volume collection featuring profound insights and original explanations on the weekly Parshah. Authored by the legendary Mirrer Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Eliyahu Boruch Finkel, this work is celebrated for its unique ability to combine sharp intellectual rigor with accessible, heart-stirring lessons. These volumes were meticulously compiled from his personal manuscripts and the notes of his dedicated students, preserving the authentic and brilliant "Mirrer" approach to Torah study.
This brand-new 797-page hardcover set provides a comprehensive journey through the Torah, offering a wealth of material for preparing a shiur or enhancing the Shabbos table. Rabbi Finkel’s insights bridge the gap between complex analytical study and the practical ethical lessons found in the weekly portion. Whether you are a long-time student of the Mir tradition or a newcomer to his teachings, this set is a foundational addition to any library, offering timeless wisdom from one of the most beloved lecturers of our time.
About the Author:
Rabbi Eliyahu Boruch Finkel (1947–2008) was a world-renowned Rosh Yeshiva and Maggid Shiur at the Mir Yeshiva in Jerusalem. Known for his exceptional clarity and deep personal warmth, he influenced thousands of students throughout his decades of teaching. His mi'Shulchan series is a testament to his legacy, capturing the sharp analytical style and profound spiritual sensitivity that made his lectures famous across the Jewish world.