The divine commandments: the significance and function of the mitzvot in Chabad philosophy

Brooklyn, New York: Kehot Publication Society (2010)
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Way am I here? Do my actions make a differene? Can I change my future? These age old questions receive fresh answers in The divine commandments, a philosophical analysis of the concept ot a mitzvah. The study of the mystical dimension of G-d's commands and the potential in human action to influence the world gives new purpose to life and new joy to living.

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