Seder with Reb YehonatanStep into the Seder of Rabbi Yehonatan Eybeshitz, Eighteenth-Century Torah Giant, Talmudist, Kabbalah Master, and Eloquent PreacherIn The Haggadah of Wisdom, Rabbi Yacov Barber, a thought leader and author with deep life experience, presents a traditional Haggadah accompanied by Rabbi Eybeshitz's profound insights curated from his prolific writings. A child prodigy who became a towering figure in Torah scholarship, Rabbi Eybeshitz continues to inspire generations with his unparalleled wisdom and spiritual depth.
This remarkable book, which illuminates the Haggadah's outer and inner meanings, uncovers the hidden symbolism and timeless lessons of the Exodus through Rabbi Eybeshitz's lens. From the "Ma Nishtana" to "Chad Gadya," explore new perspectives on familiar sections, including:
- The Four Sons
- The Ten Plagues
- Dayeinu
- And more!
Bring the brilliance of Rabbi Eybeshitz to your Seder table and transform your Passover experience forever.
This year, let the journey lead you to deeper understanding . . . and to Jerusalem.
Rabbi Yacov Barber was born to Holocaust survivors. He is the father of six children and a proud grand-father. He has lived and studied in Israel, Canada, and Melbourne. He is currently living in New York. Having received both Rabbinic Ordination and Judiciary Ordination, he has also completed courses in palliative care, mediation, family violence, and arbitration.Rabbi Barber is an internationally acclaimed motivational speaker and a much sought-after communicator on ethics as well as spiritual and personal growth. He has lectured across the United States, Europe, Australia, and Canada. He is the author of Generation to Generation: Insights into the Haggadah; Wit & Wisdom: Sermons on the Weekly Torah Reading; Pearls of Wisdom, a translation of insights of Reb Yehonatan Eybeshitz on the weekly portion and the festivals; Sparks of Wisdom, topic based with modern-day applications; and Gates of Wisdom, stories that display Eybeshitz's brilliant mind, including how he created "Am Yisrael Chai." Visit his website RabbiBarber.com
