Maurice Lamm Bücher

Discusses how to seek and benefit from hope, how to differentiate between believable and unrealistic hope, and how to summon up hope within ourselves for daily living.

Exploring the fundamental laws and traditions of Jewish death and mourning, this classic work by Rabbi Lamm serves as a comprehensive guide. The book is structured into various chapters, each detailing essential practices and beliefs surrounding these significant life events. Its enduring popularity since publication highlights its importance and relevance within the Jewish community, making it a vital resource for understanding the cultural and religious aspects of mourning.

The book delves into the Jewish perspective on marriage, highlighting customs, practices, and symbols associated with traditional wedding ceremonies. It offers insights into Jewish law regarding various contemporary issues, including premarital sex, homosexuality, and intermarriage, providing a comprehensive understanding of how these topics are approached within the framework of Jewish teachings.