HUGE NOISE [RA’ASH GADOL]: THE EXTREMELY SERIOUS DESTRUCTIVENESS OF LOUD AMPLIFICATION IN HALACHA [TORAH LAW], HASHKOFA [TORAH WORLDVIEW], AS A MATTER OF DANGER TO PHYSICAL HEALTH & HOW TO STOP IT

In this heavily researched, wide-ranging and substantive treatise, Rabbi Jeff Forsythe presents profound and meaningful Torah teachings, carefully and meticulously collated and compiled with discernment and judgement. He clearly shows comprehensively and insightfully how these teachings can and should be applied to our practical daily lives. The author begins by explaining the verse in Ezekiel the prophet (together with Rashi), which gives this book its Hebrew title. This is followed by an extensive and richly-sourced Introduction and then by 33 chapters; which together represent the work of approximately three decades; with foundational background Torah teachings, and the Torah and health-related materials which develop the book's key subject. Besides his three decades of dedicated and relevant study; this book benefits from interviews with dozens of rabonim, poskim and dayanim; with physicians, surgeons, audiologists, neurologists, medical researchers, brain and inner ear specialists and other experts in their field. In sum, this book furnishes Torah-true instruction, substantiated by relevant and comprehensive medical background, that will challenge, direct and inspire readers. With his clear and insightful writing style, Rabbi Forsythe brings the timeless wisdom of the Torah to life, making it relevant and accessible to contemporary readers. Whether you are a seasoned scholar or a beginner on the path of Torah study, or anywhere in between, this book is an essential resource for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Jewish wisdom, values, morals and practice.
ASIN: B0G6YFPLQ8
VSKU: BVV.B0G6YFPLQ8.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Forsythe, R. Jeff
Binding: Hardcover
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use