Live a Torah life

Title : Living a Torah Life Category : Self-improvement

Description: The author, Rabbi Eli Mansour in Living a Torah Life tackles often controversial contemporary issues. Initially, it affirms that the concept of Shabbat as a day of physical rest is wrong, because it is believed that Gd rested, but rather the correct meaning is that he ceased from his creative activity. Similarly, it deciphers for us the events of Purim and Hanukkah. Next, he talks about materialism, vegetarianism, and questioning God. Therefore, it clarifies the meaning of teshubá, family values, marriage and culminates with the topic of circumcision and the responsibility that a doctor has in the sight of the Creator.

Why I recommend it: This post will make you examine a more correct meaning of Shabbat, Purim and Hanukkah. In the same way, it will tell you how to see God from a distance, because in confusion and misunderstanding we can claim that He acted. That is, it teaches you to expect events to happen. He also talks to you about the marriage values ​​so you don't forget them in your daily life. To finish, Rabbi Mansour advises you about health and faith by choosing a doctor fearful of Hashem, since, He Himself, the author tells us: "grants doctors the right to administer treatments."