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SOD HACHASHMAL
By Rabbi Yekusiel Zalman Zev Fish
Reviewed by Yated Ne'eman Staff

The new sefer Sod Hachashmal, by Rabbi Yekusiel Zalman Zev Fish, combines pshat, remez, drush and sod, and explains issues of pshat according to Toras hasod. It also explains deep concepts from Toras hasod in clear language, that can be understood by all, young and old. This comprehensive sefer can open the gates of studying sod.

The sefer has the haskomos of gedolei Yisroel, shlita. HaRav Yaakov Meir Shechter, a ram in Yeshivas Shaarei Shomayim, writes that the sefer was written in the proper way and deserves to be on kings' tables. HaRav Fischel Eisenbach, rosh yeshivas Shaarei Shomayim, writes that the sefer will give benefit in understanding both to those studying nigleh and those studying nistar. Haskomos were also given by the Raavad HaRav Moshe Sternbuch, Badatz members HaRav Avrohom Yitzchok Ulman and HaRav Moshe Halberstam, as well as by HaRav Shraya Devlitzky and others.

The method of the sefer is to explain the pshat according to the sod, through the drush and remez. The sefer is rich with gematrias and wonderful signs from the pesukim of the Torah, first and last letters and more.

The sefer is based on the Zohar that says that the chashmal is the yesod, explaining the connection between the mal'ochim and the yesod, and shows how all the yesod issues in the Torah are connected to the mal'ochim, such as milah, lulav, tzitzis, tefillin, nedorim, nezirus, negoim, succah, chalomos and more.

The sefer also explains more than 250 halochos from all parts of the Shulchan Oruch, and more than 700 pesukim from the Tanach according to Toras hasod. It is beautifully printed and contains more than 1200 pages.

The sefer is not sold in seforim stores. It can be purchased at a subsidized price at 054-873169.

 

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