
The Talmud of Relationships, Volume 1: God, Self, and Family




Around 200 C.E., a Rabbinic leader known as Judah ha-Nasi sought to compile and edit a comprehensive account of the debates he and his colleagues had been having. The resulting work was called the “Mishnah.” Over the next few centuries, Rabbis proceeded to study the Mishnah and create a voluminous commentary on it called the “Gemara.” The Mishnah a
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