Talmud Wisdom Complete Collection: The Jewish Bible of Dealing with People and Business (Classic Collection Edition)

Author: Ke Youhui, Li Yiming
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Publishing Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The Talmud consists of 20 volumes and approximately 2.5 million words, covering a vast range of topics. It is a literary work that passionately and deeply expresses the Jewish people's perception of truth, goodness, and beauty, rather than a rigidly didactic academic collection. The Talmud is not the work of a single individual; it was written by over 2,000 Jewish scholars through centuries of research and discussion. Its content is extensive, voluminous, and complex, encompassing everything from daily life, such as diet, hygiene, and clothing, to major subjects like religion, law, folklore, ethics, medicine, and superstition. This book permeates all aspects of Jewish life and has remained unchanged to this day. It is one of the important sources of knowledge for the Jewish people, representing the essence of the wisdom of the Jewish nation over thousands of years. The Talmud is not a pure legal code, yet the essence of Jewish law originates from it; it is not a history book, yet it discusses history; it is not an encyclopedia, yet it is all-encompassing; it is not a biographical work, yet it narrates the stories of many individuals. Additionally, the Talmud contains numerous poems and allusions. In summary, any one encounters in daily life can find a solution in the Talmud, making it the spiritual bond for Jews scattered around the world.