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  • Formaat: Hardback, 352 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 243x163x31 mm, kaal: 526 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Mar-2021
  • Kirjastus: St Martin's Press
  • ISBN-10: 125062424X
  • ISBN-13: 9781250624246
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 352 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 243x163x31 mm, kaal: 526 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 02-Mar-2021
  • Kirjastus: St Martin's Press
  • ISBN-10: 125062424X
  • ISBN-13: 9781250624246
"Life changing wisdom from one of Judaism's most powerful texts the Haggadah, which can be found in Jewish homes around the world, has guided Jewish families and friends through Pesach celebrations for millennia. In The Telling: How Judaism's Essential Book Reveals the Meaning of Life, author Mark Gerson shows how even the most familiar passages from the Haggadah are sitting on top of buried treasures ready to help us live more meaningful and fulfilling lives today. The Telling will enable readers to make their seder the most engaging, inspiring and important night of the Jew's year - and readers generally to understand how Jewish wisdom can help them to live their happiest, most purposeful and worthwhile lives. The fundamental questions of life that TheTelling addresses include those of freedom, blessings, parenthood, dreams, education, idolatry, family, forgiveness, willpower, dreams, memory, wisdom, goodness, analogies, habits, newness, music, food, aging, false humility, the role of the imagination,the purpose of political debate, the cultivation and expression of gratitude, the State of Israel, our relationship with God, the secret of joy, the meaning of history, the presentation of miracles - and much more. The Telling, which calls on disciplinesfrom Talmudic discussion to evolutionary psychology to understand the Haggadah, is a groundbreaking reexamination of one of the most powerful texts in Judaism - and an indispensable source of wisdom and insight for people of all faiths"--Provided by publisher.

God didn’t design the Seder to put your kids to sleep.
Instead, the Seder is an experience your family should love, treasure and remember.

Have you ever wondered that there might be something more to Passover, the Seder and in the Haggadah—something that just might hold the secrets to living the life of joy and meaning that you were intended to?

In The Telling, Mark Gerson, host of The Rabbi’s Husband podcast and renowned Jewish philanthropist, shows us how to make the Seder the most engaging, inspiring, and important night of the Jewish year. By using this book, you’ll be able to:

· Lead the Seder with wisdom, confidence and fun that guests will remember
· Make the Haggadah burst alive with insight for our opportunities, questions and challenges
· Show Gentile friends the richness of the Jewish tradition
· Instill a lasting love of Judaism within your children
· Bring your family closer together and closer to God

The Telling will enable you to see what the Haggadah really is: The Greatest Hits of Jewish Thought. This understanding will enable you to provide your guests with the most interesting, insightful and practically helpful night of the year—with teachings and lessons that will continue to brighten in the year to come.

What leaders are saying about The Telling:

Senator Joseph Lieberman:
In The Telling, Mark Gerson brilliantly illuminates some of the big questions from the Haggadah whose answers can define what constitutes a meaningful life. By showing how the Haggadah enables its readers to deploy ancient Jewish wisdom to help answer the most contemporary questions, this book will help your Pesach to be what it can be: a life-guiding event, every year, for anyone who learns enough to give it the opportunity.


Yossi Klein Halevi, Author of Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor and Like Dreamers
Once a year, shortly before Pesach (emphatically not Passover!), Mark Gerson steps out of his role as a world-class entrepreneur and becomes a teacher of Torah—or more precisely, of the Haggadah. Those sessions have become legendary, and this book helps explain why. Here is Gerson's inimitable voice—passionate, erudite and most of all deeply in love with Jewish wisdom. Read this book to understand why the Haggadah has endured as a seminal Jewish text and why it remains no less relevant today than when it was first written.


Gordon Robertson - CEO, The Christian Broadcasting Network
"The Telling is the perfect introduction for those desiring to explore this aspect of Jewish life. This book is full of knowledge and thought-provoking questions and answers to the many mysteries that surround this sacred Jewish holiday."

Sarah Waxman - Founder, At the Well
"Just when I thought I knew everything about the Haggadah, I opened up Mark's book, and sure enough, I found myself thinking differently, questioning, and wrestling with big new ideas. I am excited to bring these ideas forward to my family's Seder and meaningful conversations all year round."

Pastor Judy Shaw - Judy Shaw Ministries
"As believers, there is so much we can gain from the story of the Exodus Passover, when God brought the children of Israel out of bondage by His mighty hand. With the powerful book The Telling by Mark Gerson, you will learn from a Hebrew perspective many hidden aspects of the Passover story that will bless your life. Get ready to encounter the God of the miraculous like you never have before!"

Author's Note xiii
The Methodology
1(5)
The Real Jewish New Year
6(6)
Haggadah: When a Great Book Is Not Meant to Be Read
12(6)
God's Business Card
18(8)
The Craziest Dream Comes True: How We Live in Moses's World
26(10)
Getting Ready: When the Preparation Is Part of the Event
36(16)
Singing the Table of Contents: Why Highly Religious Married Women Are So Sexually Satisfied
52(5)
Music and Food: The Theology and Science of Remembering
57(3)
What We Can Learn from an Egg: The Logic of the Seder Plate
60(2)
Invite That Self
62(8)
The Greatest Principle of the Torah
70(7)
Just Who Are You Calling a Stranger?
77(3)
Love and Responsibility: Israel
80(5)
Judaism in a Word: Newness
85(9)
There Is Such a Thing as a Bad Question--and Sometimes a Good Reason for It
94(4)
The Great Jewish Permission
98(6)
The Greatest Seder of All
104(10)
Feeling God's Pleasure
114(5)
The Story Is Yours: Where Are Moses, Joseph, and the Women of the Exodus?
119(2)
Living by Principles
121(4)
Humility Can Be a Sin
125(6)
When to Find God
131(3)
Commitment
134(2)
The Jewish Secret of Parenting
136(3)
How Intellectual Inquiry Is of Limited Value: Considering the Wise Son
139(8)
The Fundamental Principle of Judaism: Considering the Wicked Son
147(12)
Who Is the Ideal Husband? Considering the Simple Son
159(2)
What Should We Be Asking? Considering the Son Who Does Not Know How to Ask
161(2)
Finding the Image of God (It's Not Hard)
163(3)
Identify Enemies--and Also Friends
166(7)
The Jewish Way of Learning
173(3)
Destiny's Ingredients: Family and Dreams
176(4)
Imagination: The Most Important Part of Reality
180(4)
Judaism: A Religion of Character
184(8)
You Are in the Story
192(2)
Stars
194(5)
Risking Congratulations
199(4)
Why Did God Wait? When Bad Things Happen to Good People
203(4)
Jew Hatred, Explained
207(8)
The Prayer
215(8)
What It Means to Know
223(2)
The Unfinished: The Jewish Way of Life and Death
225(8)
Why Jewish Boys Emerge from the Womb Uncircumcised
233(7)
Why Any Plagues?
240(2)
First, Harmless Magic
242(2)
The Logic of Rationality: Fighting Blood, Frogs, and Lice with More Blood, Frogs, and Lice
244(3)
Habits: How the Pharaoh Teaches Us to Live Freely
247(5)
"All My Plagues": The Essence of God, Revealed in Hail
252(3)
"Can't You See Egypt Is Lost?": When Change Is Harder Than It Should Be
255(2)
The Ninth Plague: When Even Lighting a Candle, to Save My Life, Is Impossible
257(3)
Prelude to the Tenth Plague: Moses Becomes a Leader
260(3)
Allegiances Build: The Architecture of Relationships, the Constitution of Society
263(6)
Haste: The Moral Imperative of Speed
269(3)
The Tenth Plague: What It Means That the Jews Are the Chosen People
272(4)
Hovering, Rescuing, and Protecting: No One "Passed Over" Anything, and Why That Is Important
276(3)
Watching: The Existential Experience
279(3)
Why Political Arguments Are Usually a Waste of Time, or Worse
282(3)
The Secret to Happiness and Goodness
285(6)
"Dayenu": How to Express Gratitude
291(3)
Always a Second Chance
294(3)
Notes 297(34)
About the Author 331