Treat yourself to a fragrant taste of the Holy Temple with this mix of 9 incense components in a glass jar with a cork top. A great gift idea!
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$15.00 (including air freight)
#G33 Incense Components
Four of the original Holy Temple incense components are contained in the four glass vials included in this set: spikenard, cassia, myrrh & frankincense.
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$20.00 (including air freight)
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Light to the Nations - Now on DVD!
Now you can purchase DVD collections of previously broadcast episodes of Rabbi Chaim Richman's Light to the Nations online video teaching series. For more information about the DVDs or to place an order, please click here.
Machzor HaMikdash leRosh Hashana
Rosh Hashana - yom ha zikaron and yom hatruah is fast approaching. Hurry to order your Machzor HaMikdash LeRosh Hashana. To learn more about the Machzor, please click here.
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Machzor HaMikdash leYom HaKippurim
Yom HaKippurim - the holiest day of the year, was the center of intense spiritual energy in the Beit HaMikdash, as the Kohein Gadol conducted the entire breathtaking service, seeking selichah, mechilah and kaparah for the entire nation of Israel. Today you can participate in the Yom Kippur service and learn about the origins of the Day of Atonement, and how it was observed in the days of the Beit HaMikdash. Order your Machzor HaMikdash LeYom HaKippurim today, and have it in time for Yom HaKippurim. To learn more about the Machzor, please click here.
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Carta's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem
by Rabbi Yisrael Ariel and Rabbi Chaim Richman $65.00 (including air freight) Hard Cover, 270 pp, full color
The Temple Institute, (in collaboration with Carta Publishing), proudly presents Carta's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, a comprehensive visual exploration of the Holy Temple, its sacred vessels, and the Divine service. Hundreds of beautiful color pictures, with informative and lucid captions, shed light on a variety of fascinating Temple-related issues: the saga of Mount Moriah; the history of the Temple from the desert to the destruction; the Temple's structure; the sacred vessels and instruments; the priestly garments; women in the Temple; the Divine service; the High Holidays and Pilgrim Festivals, and more.
Researched and written by The Temple Institute's top Temple scholars, and illustrated with the work of the many fine artists and craftsmen associated with the Institute, The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem is a must for all whose spirit has been captivated by the history and significance of the Holy Temple, and its anticipated role in the future of all mankind.
Carta's Illustrated Encyclopedia, because of its profound content and striking beauty, evinces some of the Holy Temple's original splendor and glory, and thus bestows majesty and distinction upon the Sanctuary and Divine service that was performed there throughout the years.
Carta's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem contains the following chapters:
- The Temple: Where History Begins
- The Temple's Timeless Blueprint
- The Temple Service: Drawing Near to G-d
- Women in the Service of G-d
- Rosh HaShana's Call to Remembrance
- Yom Kippur's Divine Heritage
- The Sukkot Festival: "Rejoice Before the L-rd"
- The Passover Festival: A Joy That Unites
- The Shavuot Festival: "These are the Firstfruits"
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Brand New from The Temple Institute Kollel:
Massechet Yoma
with original research and commentary of The Temple Institute Kollel. $45.00 (including air freight) Hard Cover, illustrated, full color
Years of intensive research by Rabbi Azarya Ariel and the Temple Institute Kollel have resulted in this highly accessible in-depth commentary to Massechet Yoma. Included in this volume:
Complete gemarra Yoma with Rashi and Tosephot.
Illustrated description of the avodah of the Cohen Gadol on Yom Kippur.
Summary of the commentaries of the rishonim and achronim.
200 separate entries.
Explanation of Beit Mikdash related concepts.
250 full-color photographs and illustrations.
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The Temple Haggadah
by Rabbi Yisrael Ariel. Translated into English by Rabbi Chaim Richman $50.00 (including air freight) Hard Cover, 134 pp, full color
The Passover Seder, observed by the Jewish people the world over, is celebrated as one of the most festive family occasions of the entire year. But one important facet is missing: the experience which was the Passover celebration in Jerusalem's Holy Temple.
Great numbers of holiday pilgrims, who ascended to Jerusalem from the Land of Israel and from the farthest reaches of the Diaspora, all celebrated Passover together in the courtyards of the Holy Temple, and their multitudes filled the streets of Jerusalem.
The entire assemble participated in the Passover sacrifice that was offered within the Temple. They watched the priests perform the sacred duties, and heard the songs of the levitical choir, their own glad voices joining in with the joyous prayers of thanks that resounded from the hills around Jerusalem.
When the ceremonies inside the Holy Temple were concluded, the pilgrims parted company and withdrew to their festive circles, each group carrying its Passover sacrifice. The participants made preparations to observe the Seder in Jerusalem, to relate the wonders of the exodus from Egypt, and to partake of the Passover sacrifice. At midnight, sounds of the joyous Hallel prayers of thanks could be heard from every home and courtyard, until it seemed that every roof in Jerusalem was bursting with song.
The Temple Haggadah seeks to rekindle some of this special holiday spirit for our own generation, for after almost 2,000 years of exile, it has almost been forgotten.
With the aid of The Temple Haggadah and its enlightening illustrations - made especially for this book - the family Seder becomes a memorable journey through the Jewish people's glorious past, back to the era of the Holy Temple, to taste something of the experience which was the Passover celebration in days past.
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Siddur Hamikdash L'Em Ulebat(Hebrew)
by Rabbi Yisrael Ariel $51.00 (including air freight) Hard Cover, 417 pp, full color
Throughout the generations, the Jewish woman has played an essential role in the spiritual shaping of the Jewish people. Each and every Jewish household receives its character and strength from the Jewish woman who stands at its center. Historically, as well, going back to the time of the Tanach, individual women have stood out as saviors of our people, and as radiant examples of Torah faith and dedication.
As in the case of Jewish men, it is incumbent upon Jewish woman to fulfill the holy obligation of engaging in prayer before Hashem. In the passing of generations, as a result of historical and social developments, Jewish women have participated less actively in the daily obligation of prayer. In our generation, however, as modernity has graced us with more leisure time, many righteous Jewish women have reclaimed for themselves the mitzva of daily prayer.
The Temple Institute's Siddur Hamikdash L'Em Ulebat, has been created with the intention of accommodating the Jewish woman at prayer. Rabbi Yisrael Ariel, founder of The Temple Institute has written a commentary rich in illuminations and insights into the daily prayer service. Woman's daily, Shabbat, and holiday prayer obligations are clearly explained. The historical role of the Jewish woman, beginning with the matriarch Sarah, are expounded upon, as is the significant role played by the women of Israel in the Holy Temple that stood in Jerusalem. Truly a must in every Jewish household, and a perfect bat mitzva gift.
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Machzor HaMikdash leChag HaShavuot
Chag Shavuot - one of the three festivals of aliya le-regel le-Beit HaMikdash is coming soon. Hurry to order your Machzor HaMikdash LeChag Shavuot. To learn more about the Machzor, please click here.
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#G33 Incense Components
Carta's Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem
Massechet Yoma
The Temple Haggadah
Siddur Hamikdash L'Em Ulebat(Hebrew)