Every Picture Tells a Story, Volume 1 Bereishis, Coloring Book - Firszt, Chaim Natan
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A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when it comes to illustrate and to bring to life the words of the Torah. This is especially true when the picture helps minds and hearts learn Torah. The Every Picture Tells a Story Coloring Book Series contains hand-illustrated portrayals of Torah personalities and events that illuminate the weekly Torah reading, with descriptive titles written in Hebrew and English. Enjoyed by both adults and youth, each coloring book in the Series has a companion hardcover Parsha commentary that contains the same illustrations in vivid colors, with selected…mehr

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A picture is worth a thousand words, especially when it comes to illustrate and to bring to life the words of the Torah. This is especially true when the picture helps minds and hearts learn Torah. The Every Picture Tells a Story Coloring Book Series contains hand-illustrated portrayals of Torah personalities and events that illuminate the weekly Torah reading, with descriptive titles written in Hebrew and English. Enjoyed by both adults and youth, each coloring book in the Series has a companion hardcover Parsha commentary that contains the same illustrations in vivid colors, with selected verses from the Torah and commentary based on Midrash and the Sages of Israel. Approbations by Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung, z"l, Chief Rabbi of Montreal, Canada, and Rabbi Moshe Halbershtam, z"l, Dayan, Eidah Charedis Yerushalayim, and Rosh Yeshiva of Divrei Chaim (Tchakover).
Autorenporträt
Chaim Natan Firszt was born in Israel and at a young age moved with his family to Montreal, Canada. In Montreal, he received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from Concordia University, followed by a Teaching Diploma in English and a Master of Education Degree from McGill University. During his years of teaching in Montreal, the author learned Torah with the Rosh Yeshiva of Belz. The Torah learning became the inspiration for a series of five illustrated and captioned books based on the weekly Torah readings. Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung, z"tl, the Chief Rabbi of Montreal at the time, wrote an approbation for the books. Years later, in Israel, Rabbi Moshe Halbershtam, z"tl, who was then a Dayan of the Beis Din of the Eidah Charedis Yerushalayim, wrote an additional approbation for the books. Over twenty years ago, Chaim Natan Firszt returned to the land of his birth and has been teaching in Israel since his return.