Rabbi Kook teaches that a proper understanding of the nation of Israel can only be obtained after one first recognizes the significance of Eretz Yisrael to the Jewish people. To understand who we are as a nation, and to actualize our role as a light to all of the world, we first have to understand the special relationship between the Divinely-chosen people and the Divinely-chosen Land.

Owing to the book's startling insights, its difficult Hebrew, and often esoteric style, Orot has remained the cherished possession of Rabbi Kook's students and a generation of Torah scholars in Israel who were privileged to learn from his son, HaRav Tzvi Yehuda. The "Lights on Orot" series is designed to make Rabbi Kook's writings accessible to a far wider readership.">
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Lights on Orot - Eretz Yisrael 
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Author: Rabbi David Samson & Tzvi Fishman
Publisher: Torat Eretz Yisrael Publications

The Teachings of HaRav Avraham Yitzhak HaCohen Kook

Orthodox Orthodox

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Orot is one of the most outstanding classics of Jewish philosophy in our times. The book Orot explores the deepest, most esoteric understandings of the nation of Israel, and Israel's role in world redemption. "Lights on Orot" is intended to be a series of commentaries on Rabbi Kook's most profound and visionary treatise.

Rabbi Kook teaches that a proper understanding of the nation of Israel can only be obtained after one first recognizes the significance of Eretz Yisrael to the Jewish people. To understand who we are as a nation, and to actualize our role as a light to all of the world, we first have to understand the special relationship between the Divinely-chosen people and the Divinely-chosen Land.

Owing to the book's startling insights, its difficult Hebrew, and often esoteric style, Orot has remained the cherished possession of Rabbi Kook's students and a generation of Torah scholars in Israel who were privileged to learn from his son, HaRav Tzvi Yehuda. The "Lights on Orot" series is designed to make Rabbi Kook's writings accessible to a far wider readership. 

 
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