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Hi I’m looking to buy s.o a Sefer on Yerushalmi- s.t more contemporary. He’s a big Talmid Chacham and is very into Yerushalmi….Also looking to buy someone a Sefer that would help s.o get “more into” mitzvos…any ideas for either? Lmk
Biegeleisen bookstore on 16th Avenue.
How about for the second person you buy him the affordable 1 volume sefer called SEFER HAMITZVOS? It goes through all 613 mitzvos explaining the laws and details of each one clearly.
I’m sure he would love such a Sefer as a gift.
Did you see Harav Zivitz from Pittsburgh on the Yerushalmi? The מנחת חינוך quotes perushim on the Yerushalmi but chaval did not have them at hand
Nybochur
Yes It explains each Mitzvah and it’s laws but as a separate note there’s also a certain kind of mitzvah in the Torah called a CHOK which means a Mitzvah that has no meaning and is done only cause we were commanded by Hashem to do it. An example of such a Mitzvah is the Mitzvah of Para Aduma/the Red Cow to purify the unpure person.
Are you asking a bee tze pragin?
דרך פיקודיך על עניני המצות לבעל הבני יששכר
For the second person, perhaps “On Judaism: Conversations on Being Jewish in Today’s World” by R’ Emanuel Feldman.
1. Rav Chaim Kanievsky
2. Horeb
Gitler books (based in bnei berak) in Israel produced a sefer called OMRI BEMAROVO which shows differences between BAVLI AND YERUSHALMI. It is still in print and cost 75 shekels last week – mannys book store told me there was one in brooklyn!
Mitzva12 – just to give credit where due
Omri Bemarovo – אמרי במערבא
was written by Rav Achikam Keshet and is sold, not exclusively, by Gitler (which has several stores around Israel)
Kol TuvOmri Bemarovo – אמרי במערבא exists in PDF format for free on the internet (hebrewbooks)
There is a parallel book named דרכי התלמודים – Darchei HaTalmudim. Also available on Hebrewbooks
B’Hatzlacha
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