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avert further altercation. Nevertheless, "his heart was broken upon hearing that the leaders of
Zionism leading Jews astray in the colonies in Palestine and at home from the ways of the Torah; Kagan's stand was this: He denied "young scholarly-religious students under his jurisdiction to follow in the footsteps of the irreligious Zionist leaders, especially when one of the enlightened Zionists, reputed for always telling the truth, after his visiting all the schools in Palestine, testified that in the schools the critical method used to study the Holy Books."
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535:("Guarding of the Tongue"), is a comprehensive discussion of the philosophy behind the Jewish concepts of power of speech and guarding one's speech. It also serves as an inspirational work designed to motivate the reader to be vigilant in the ethical usage of his speech and avoidance of others' unethical speech. Published in 1876.
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Rabbi Israel Meir Kagan received protests from many rabbis concerning his silence and lack of objection against the leaders of the
Zionist movement as well as against the mocking of religion. By nature, Kagan was a man who avoided quarrels, and in the dispute over the Zionist movement he tried to
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The book is also a vital component of the Judaic critique of
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Zionists and declared its political aims as being contrary to the Torah. Kagan
690:; originally intended to encourage the study of the laws of the Temple service. Five volumes: the first volume was published in 1900; 2nd volume in 1903; 3rd volume in 1913; 4th volume in 1922. There is a fifth volume called "Hashlamah" or "Completion" which was published in 1925.
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every day and doing everything in one's power (learning Torah and doing mitzvot) to bring the redemption. The
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664:– one volume, published in 1905. On the importance of a man to study Torah, and encourage others to learn, as well as the need to create groups in every city wherein a man could acquire Torah.
341:". In addition to spreading Torah through his yeshiva, Kagan, who became known as "the Chofetz Chaim", was very active in Jewish causes. He traveled extensively to encourage the observance of
598:, translated as "gateways distinguished in (or marked in) Jewish Law," referring to the Torah study and scholarship that would distinguish Jewish homes. Kagan chose the title as a
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550:section of
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223:Biography
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