Jewish Wisdom: The Talmud 2

Author: (Korean) Park Jong-gwan
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Publish Date: 2002-12-01
Features: The Talmud is a classic of Judaism, carrying the meanings of "study," "instruction," and "learning." The Talmud encompasses the thoughts, laws, culture, and religion of the Jewish people. It is renowned for its wisdom and teachings, transcending the boundaries of nations and widely circulated across the world. Originally passed down through dialogues between masters and people, it was later compiled into modern classics such as the Palestinian Talmud and the Babylonian Talmud. The Jewish people were scattered across the world due to the destruction of Jerusalem by the Roman Empire until they could re-establish their homeland in 1948. The ability of the Jewish people to establish their own nation after two thousand years is attributed to the great power of the Talmud and education. The Talmud is often referred to as an ocean, as within its vast and profound depths lie an immeasurable wealth of knowledge. This book draws from the classic stories of the Talmud and is illustrated in a comic format that is both enjoyable for children and educationally meaningful. The wisdom and teachings embedded in the stories shine like gems.