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{{thirteen attributes of mercy}} ...beard ([[tikunei dikna]]), which are [[the thirteen attributes of mercy]] of [[Arich Anpin]]. ...

...], corresponding to the attribute of "bearing iniquity" among the thirteen attributes mentioned by the prophet Micah. ...g of Etz Chaim, this attribute is mentioned as the reason for the creation of the world (although there is no reason for [Divine] will, after the will th ...

...th and final mazal (spiritual channel) of the Thirteen Attributes of Mercy of Arich Anpin. ...scends through the word "V'Koneh Hakol" (and acquires all), as the letters of "V'Koneh" are the same as "Venakeh." ...

...n places in Chazal, the word "beard" refers to the chin - meaning the part of the body where beard hair grows, even if it doesn't actually grow there in == Parts of the Beard == ...

...tribute "Ki chafetz chesed hu" (For He desires kindness) from the Thirteen Attributes mentioned by the prophet Micah. The Zohar states that there are different types of chesed (kindness): "There is chesed and there is chesed" - there is "Rav Ch ...

...smola b'hai atika" (there is no left in this Atik), and in Akudim in a way of "akudim b'kli echad" (bound in one vessel). == Source of the Concept == ...

...is one of the Thirteen Attributes of Mercy that relates to the forgiveness of peshaim (transgressions), which are severe sins committed rebelliously and ...lds. He is entirely beyond the category of worlds, and there is the source of forgiveness and atonement - "Who forgives iniquity and overlooks transgress ...

A '''minyan''' is a group of at least ten Jewish males above the age of thirteen, gathered together. When a minyan assembles, the Divine Presence (Shechinah ...munal setting. Additionally, there is a special virtue in studying matters of geulah and Moshiach from the Torah with ten people. ...

...ioned in the Talmud; rather, it is a Jewish custom, and therefore the laws of this fast are generally more lenient compared to other fast days. ...ng Haman's decree, when they went to war against their enemies on the 13th of Adar. ...

...i - became the central method in the study of Kabbalah, and large portions of [[Toras HaChassidus|Chassidic teachings]] are also based on it. ...in [[Egypt]], where he learned Torah from Rabbi Betzalel Ashkenazi (author of the Shita Mekubetzet), as well as from the [[Radvaz]]. At age fifteen, he m ...