Vocalized Hebrew
The complete original text, set with full nikud so it reads aloud as easily as it learns.
Chassidus and Kabbalah · In print
דרך אמונה
The Way of Faith · R’ Meir ibn Gabbai
R’ Meir ibn Gabbai, carried out of Spain as a child in the expulsion and one of the foremost Kabbalists before the Arizal, completed Derech Emunah in 1539 as a reply to a student’s ten questions on the foundations of Kabbalah: how the world has a Governor, why there must be sefiros, why ten, and how they are one with the One G-d. When the seforim came home after Didan Notzach, the Rebbe had it reprinted at once, and on Shabbos Parshas Vayetzei 5748 he learned its opening answers in a sicha. Here it is in fully vocalized Hebrew with an interlinear English translation and elucidation, a summary and titled sections in every answer, insights from the Rebbe’s sicha beside the opening chapters, the whole sicha newly translated as an appendix, and an Index of Subjects and an Index of Sources.
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The complete original text, set with full nikud so it reads aloud as easily as it learns.
The translation runs inside the Hebrew, phrase by phrase, with the explanation the author assumes but does not state.
Insights from the Rebbe’s sicha beside the opening chapters, and the whole sicha of Parshas Vayetzei 5748 newly translated as an appendix.
A summary at the head of every answer, titled sections, and an Index of Subjects and an Index of Sources.
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Rabbi Meir ibn Gabbai’s reply to a student’s ten questions on the foundations of Kabbalah — how the world has a Governor, why there must be sefiros, why ten, whether they are emanated or created, and how they are one with the One G-d — completed in 1539 and reprinted at the Rebbe’s word the day after Didan Notzach. The complete Hebrew with full nikud, an interlinear English translation and elucidation, the questioner’s letter and all ten answers, each opened by a summary and divided into titled sections, insights from the Rebbe’s sicha beside the opening chapters and the full sicha of Parshas Vayetzei 5748 as an appendix, footnotes, and an Index of Subjects and an Index of Sources.

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