I am a Christian and read from the Chumash with Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch commentary and Tanakh... along with the Septuagint and KJV with Dake annotations. My main Bible is the ESV Journal Bible for my own annotations. Having these 4 main books help in understanding God both from Judaism and Christianity views.
Todah Rabah, for making all of these informative before conversion, teachings. I am on the conversion journey and these RUclips programs, helped me want an Orthodox Conversion even stronger than when I began
We have the last 3 chumashim BH STONE, metsudah and inter linear One! We are not Lubavitch but I liked your 1st one : it seemed really nicely made! One of My favourite one is Chumash with commentaries of Rabbi Eli Munk and of course the midrash of the Chumash! Thank you for this video! As usual it brings TONS of value! Stay safe and blessed! PS: mazal Tov for your 1000 new family members! Many many more to come BzH!!!
Hiiiii, thank you!!!! I've been reading the Stone Chumash lately, its very detailed and gives great explanation, but I always gravitate back to the Gutnick! Thank you for your kind words ans support!! And happy Chanukah!
I noticed that you are at 997 subscribers and I think that this a really great. These books are amazing and you did a wonderful job explaining and presenting the books. Hanukkah begins this Thursday and I wish you and your family the greatest, safest and happiest Hanukkah possible. You are an amazing RUclips person and a great friend. All of your videos are very wonderful and contain such great quality material that I always find interesting. Many, many blessings!
Two books I highly recommend for Jews in particular. The Two Powers in Heaven by Jewish author Alan Segal and The Unseen Realm by ancient Near East biblical scholar and Semitic languages expert Dr Michael Heiser. The books are peer reviewed and absolutely FASCINATING
I have Chumash ArtScroll and now I have bought Gutnick Chumash. I am due to receive it in mid-April. Hope I made a good purchase. It is a pity that there is very little Torah literature in Poland, especially on the Oral Torah, and I have to use English literature, but at least I am motivated to learn English. Shalom!
@@JewishEducationatHome Thank you for your answer. There is a very good edition of Chumash Pardes Lauder translated by Rabbi Sacha Pecaric in Poland. His translation is like a Targum with numerous comments from the sages. However, in order to increase knowledge, you need to refer to English-language literature, which is quite limited and expensive. That is why I try to complete my library as much as possible. I am waiting longingly for Gutnick Chumash and when I start studying it I will share my opinion, and maybe I will have some questions, I hope you will help me. All the best.
I already own the Chumash Gutnick Edition and I must happily admit that I am very happy with my purchase. First of all, I like the translation of the Torah text including the Oral Torah in parentheses, which allows you to better understand the text you are reading. And comments in the form of questions and answers, even discussions. Perfect for studying the Torah. And most importantly, for me, for whom English is a foreign language, it is written in a language that is quite understandable. Of course, it would be perfect if there was a Polish edition, but that's also good. Passover is approaching so I wish you and everyone Chag Pesach Sameach!
Hi, do you have any idea what the differences are regarding thr artscroll series chumash versions? There is the Stone edition, the Milstein edition, i believes the sapperstein Thank you.
@@JewishEducationatHome thanks for your response. I went with the stone edition you have, as well as purchased the milstein edition of the chumash which contains commentary from the Talmud.
Hi I found the video. As I am just starting out, I will probably, need to get the first book you recommended. Does it only have the book of Genius..? Do you think i should purchase all 5 books in one edition or is that to much After thinking. Thought I would edit my comment. I see why the books are separated. The books gives you commentary and translates bibical Hebrew into English. This gives me a deeper understanding. Looking forward to hear from you both. Thank you.
Personal opinion, I like the separated ones, but really it’s up to you! Also, look at www.judaica-world.com because sometimes their prices are better than other stores. Keep me posted!
@@JewishEducationatHome Shalom, I hope you are well. I thought I would up date you, both. I've decided to take your advice and buy the books separately. Thank you so much for your comments. Much appreciated
Can you please put a link of where to buy Torah in Amazon or flipkart with Hebrew and English the one you showed first in the video or link of pdf file of the above would be enough Please
Good question! The Chumash with just the 5 books has way more commentaries and explanations than one with the whole Tanach. Also it’s good to use a Chumash if you’re focused only on learning the Parsha or the written Torah.
Great video! In the Chumash, what is the different between the hebrew in the large print and the hebrew on the same page to the left of it in small in print? I appreciate yours or anyones feedback. Thank you!
Could you explain what Chitas is? It’s my understanding that it’s Chumash, Tehillim and Tanya? Are they ever transliterated (still working on my Hebrew)? Can’t find any info by looking online. Thanks!
Chitas is learning the daily Chumash, Tanya, and Tehillim. I know Tanya may be difficult to find because its a thing that Tanya is written like the Torah without nekudot. I will get back to you on the transliterations of Chumash and Tehillim, iyh. let me look around a bit. :)
@@JewishEducationatHome lol, yes and I still need my vowels for Training wheels. I have a Tanya in English that came recommended (and I have Chumash and Tehillim). Wasn’t sure if I was missing something or what the difference was. Thank you!
I am a Christian and read from the Chumash with Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch commentary and Tanakh... along with the Septuagint and KJV with Dake annotations. My main Bible is the ESV Journal Bible for my own annotations. Having these 4 main books help in understanding God both from Judaism and Christianity views.
Very smart person 👌
I also do the same. The Hebrew language is so precious and I love it, I don’t want to quit reading.
Todah Rabah, for making all of these informative before conversion, teachings. I am on the conversion journey and these RUclips programs, helped me want an Orthodox Conversion even stronger than when I began
Wishing you all the best and success!
We have the last 3 chumashim BH STONE, metsudah and inter linear One! We are not Lubavitch but I liked your 1st one : it seemed really nicely made!
One of My favourite one is Chumash with commentaries of Rabbi Eli Munk and of course the midrash of the Chumash!
Thank you for this video!
As usual it brings TONS of value!
Stay safe and blessed!
PS: mazal Tov for your 1000 new family members! Many many more to come BzH!!!
Hiiiii, thank you!!!! I've been reading the Stone Chumash lately, its very detailed and gives great explanation, but I always gravitate back to the Gutnick! Thank you for your kind words ans support!! And happy Chanukah!
I noticed that you are at 997 subscribers and I think that this a really great. These books are amazing and you did a wonderful job explaining and presenting the books. Hanukkah begins this Thursday and I wish you and your family the greatest, safest and happiest Hanukkah possible. You are an amazing RUclips person and a great friend. All of your videos are very wonderful and contain such great quality material that I always find interesting. Many, many blessings!
Thank you so much! Amen!!!!
Woohooo 1000 subscribers! That’s amazing!!! So happy for you ♥️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!!! It's been quite a journey, being on RUclips
Thanks for the advise. Very important.
Bh, thank you!
Great video really informative. I'm a non practising Christian who'd like to become a practising Jew, watching from London UK 🇬🇧 Shalom ✡️🕎
Very good talk through
Congratulations on 1K subscribers. You are so great Chana!
Thank you!!! :) :)
Two books I highly recommend for Jews in particular. The Two Powers in Heaven by Jewish author Alan Segal and The Unseen Realm by ancient Near East biblical scholar and Semitic languages expert Dr Michael Heiser. The books are peer reviewed and absolutely FASCINATING
I have Chumash ArtScroll and now I have bought Gutnick Chumash. I am due to receive it in mid-April. Hope I made a good purchase. It is a pity that there is very little Torah literature in Poland, especially on the Oral Torah, and I have to use English literature, but at least I am motivated to learn English. Shalom!
Gutnick is easy to read, and there’s lots of real good commentary! Please let me know how it works out for you! Be safe and be well
@@JewishEducationatHome Thank you for your answer. There is a very good edition of Chumash Pardes Lauder translated by Rabbi Sacha Pecaric in Poland. His translation is like a Targum with numerous comments from the sages. However, in order to increase knowledge, you need to refer to English-language literature, which is quite limited and expensive. That is why I try to complete my library as much as possible. I am waiting longingly for Gutnick Chumash and when I start studying it I will share my opinion, and maybe I will have some questions, I hope you will help me. All the best.
Hatzlacha!
@@JewishEducationatHome Toda
I already own the Chumash Gutnick Edition and I must happily admit that I am very happy with my purchase. First of all, I like the translation of the Torah text including the Oral Torah in parentheses, which allows you to better understand the text you are reading. And comments in the form of questions and answers, even discussions. Perfect for studying the Torah. And most importantly, for me, for whom English is a foreign language, it is written in a language that is quite understandable. Of course, it would be perfect if there was a Polish edition, but that's also good. Passover is approaching so I wish you and everyone Chag Pesach Sameach!
Thanks. Very helpful
Glad it was helpful! Shabbat shalom!
Great video 👍 I heard about the Gutnik chumash yesterday, but as someone who isn't Jewish, the differences can be confusing/elusive.
Beautiful Baruch Hashem
Thank you! That was helpful - and beautiful
Gutnick is excellent ❤
Shalam
❤😊
Hi, do you have any idea what the differences are regarding thr artscroll series chumash versions?
There is the Stone edition, the Milstein edition, i believes the sapperstein
Thank you.
I am sorry, I’m not sure. The Chumashim in this video are the only ones we have.
@@JewishEducationatHome thanks for your response.
I went with the stone edition you have, as well as purchased the milstein edition of the chumash which contains commentary from the Talmud.
Hi I found the video. As I am just starting out, I will probably, need to get the first book you recommended. Does it only have the book of Genius..? Do you think i should purchase all 5 books in one edition or is that to much After thinking. Thought I would edit my comment. I see why the books are separated. The books gives you commentary and translates bibical Hebrew into English. This gives me a deeper understanding. Looking forward to hear from you both. Thank you.
Personal opinion, I like the separated ones, but really it’s up to you! Also, look at www.judaica-world.com because sometimes their prices are better than other stores. Keep me posted!
@@JewishEducationatHome I will keep you posted. I look to forward to it.
@@JewishEducationatHome Shalom, I hope you are well. I thought I would up date you, both. I've decided to take your advice and buy the books separately. Thank you so much for your comments. Much appreciated
Can you please put a link of where to buy Torah in Amazon or flipkart with Hebrew and English the one you showed first in the video or link of pdf file of the above would be enough
Please
www.chabad.org/library/bible_cdo/aid/63255/jewish/The-Bible-with-Rashi.htm
This is a link to the Gutnick Chumash www.judaica-world.com/index.php/5-vol-set-of-the-gutnick-heb-eng-chumash-boxed-set.html
I used Judaica World website because it is a better process than Amazon.
***a better PRICE not process. (autocorrect)
Please let me know if these are what you're looking for, and if I can help any other way! :)
curious, why the chumash with it's 5 books when you can get all 24 books with the tanakh?
Good question! The Chumash with just the 5 books has way more commentaries and explanations than one with the whole Tanach. Also it’s good to use a Chumash if you’re focused only on learning the Parsha or the written Torah.
Great video! In the Chumash, what is the different between the hebrew in the large print and the hebrew on the same page to the left of it in small in print? I appreciate yours or anyones feedback. Thank you!
In the Stone edition? (the blue one). Onkelos commentary on the Torah.
The small print is the Onkelos commentary, and the large print is the actual Torah text.
Could you explain what Chitas is? It’s my understanding that it’s Chumash, Tehillim and Tanya? Are they ever transliterated (still working on my Hebrew)? Can’t find any info by looking online. Thanks!
Chitas is learning the daily Chumash, Tanya, and Tehillim. I know Tanya may be difficult to find because its a thing that Tanya is written like the Torah without nekudot. I will get back to you on the transliterations of Chumash and Tehillim, iyh. let me look around a bit. :)
@@JewishEducationatHome lol, yes and I still need my vowels for Training wheels. I have a Tanya in English that came recommended (and I have Chumash and Tehillim). Wasn’t sure if I was missing something or what the difference was. Thank you!
www.artscroll.com/Books/9781422601372.html
I can't find a Chumash that is transliterated. Maybe if someone on here is reading this and knows of one, please do share :)
@@JewishEducationatHome oh it’s ok. I do have an ArtScroll bilingual one.
You cover with your hand ,what you're trying to show
I am sorry about that!
Thank You for your good intention though. I'm in the process of buying the Torah for the first time.
Wishing you lots of luck in your studies!