TALMUDIC AGADAS EDITION FROM 2021 HARDCOVER

Discover the fascinating world of the Talmudic Agada, a collection of stories and parables that are an integral part of the Jewish oral tradition. This 2021 edition in hardcover is a unique opportunity to explore the richness of the culture and history of the Jewish people. Ideal for literature and history lovers, as well as those seeking spiritual inspiration.

• 2021 Edition - the latest and most up-to-date compilation.
• Hardcover - guarantees durability and an elegant appearance.
• Rich source of knowledge - introduces the world of Jewish tradition and culture.
• Inspiring stories - full of wisdom and life lessons.
• Ideal as a gift - for those interested in Judaism and history.
• High print quality - ensures comfortable reading.

Agada, Hagada, haggada (Hebrew: haggad) is a narrative that is part of the rabbinic exegesis of the Bible of the Talmud, a type of midrash. Hagadas are stories based on biblical stories, containing comments and details to supplement the plot. Since Judaism forbids portraying people, hagadas serve as an illustration, describing, among other things, the beauty and virtues of the wives of the patriarchs. In hagadas about the flood, there are descriptions of the behavior of Noah, who was to call for conversion, and comments that the long construction time of the ark was an opportunity for conversion.

Unlike halacha, it does not explain rules of conduct. The most famous hagada is the Passover Hagada, a story commemorating the exodus of the people of Israel from Egypt. This work consists of biblical fragments, comments and prayers. It was written between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD. It is read in the yeshiva and during wedding and funeral ceremonies. The story of the exodus of the Jews from Egypt is read during the Seder meal on Passover.

The Hagada for Passover tells and reminds of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and the plagues that fell on the Egyptians. It describes the duties of the inhabitants of the Jewish home on the holiday, lists the obligatory dishes on the Seder table and the symbolic meaning of each of them. The Hagada provides the prayers necessary to celebrate the holiday, as well as the texts of rhymes and counting rhymes for children. The Hagada for Passover is the Jewish book with the most editions in history (over 3500). In Poland, after World War II, three editions were published: a reprint of the Viennese edition of the Hagada from 1927 (1991), the Hagada for Passover and the Song of Songs with extensive commentaries edited by Sacha Pecaric (2002) and the Hagada for Passover of the Association 614. Commandments (2007).

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Technical data: Pages: 365, Format: 280x190 mm, Year of publication: 2021, binding: hardcover, Publisher: ASTRUM, Number of pages: 365, Binding: hardcover, Format: 280x190 mm.