Chitas – Hebrew and English Edition – Daily Studies in Chitas Supply
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Chumash, Tehillim, Tanya, Siddur, Hayom Yom
Introducing Daily Studies in Chitas – The Schottenstein Edition, a revolutionary single-volume book that features the entire Chumash and Rashi (with onkelos), Haftarot, Tehillim, Tanya and Hayom Yom—all accompanied by a modern English translation. This volume also includes a Siddur with English annotations and instructions.
A complete Jewish library for your pocketbook or glove compartment. This Chitat includes Chumash, with Rashi and Targum; Tehillim Ohel Yosef Yitzchok; Tanya with daily study calendar; Siddur Tehillat Hashem and Hayom Yom, and four useful fabric bookmarks.
- Sturdy flexible cover
- Super strong binding
- Real bible paper (thin yet strong)
- Rounded corners
- Larger clearer Chumash with Rashi
- Larger clearer Tehillim
- Siddur H E
- Hayom Yom
The Rashi of this volume is a new translation produced exclusively for this work, incorporating the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
The Tehillim (Psalms) features an easy-to-read interpolated English translation for additional
understanding and meaning, from the Tehillim Book of Psalms (Kehot, 2016).The Tanya is presented in portions to make for easy daily learning. The English translation is a simple, straightforward adaptation of the acclaimed Lessons in Tanya (Kehot ed.).
The classic Tehillat Hashem – Annotated Edition Siddur (Kehot, 2002), which made the prayers so accessible, has been redesigned to match the layout of this work.
The Hayom Yom, which was originally compiled by the Lubavitcher Rebbe in 1943, is filled with Chasidic aphorisms and customs to inspire a purposeful life. This edition includes the English translation from the Hayom Yom Bilingual Edition (Kehot, 1988).
this volume features a comprehensive foreword that serves as a profound exploration of Chitas study—both its history and background, and the profound merits associated with this study. This foreword is a meticulous and source-based journey that serves to inspire the reader to adopt the study of Chitas and promote its learning wherever Jews are found, showing that Chitas is for everyone.
Format: Flexi-cover,
Size: 6 x 9
Pages: 2836
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