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Da'ath Sofrim Yirmeyahu
Commentary to the Book of JeremiahBy Rabbi Chaim Dov Rabinowitz
Edited by Shalom Kaplan
Translated by: Rabbi Y. Starret
(514 Pages)Publisher: H. Vagshal Publishing, 2003
Part of the "Da'ath Sofrim - Prophets" series.
The Da'ath Sofrim, here translated into English, is a lucid and outstanding commentary on the the Book of Jeremiah.
From the publisher:
Although all recorded prophecy bears a message for posterity, each prophet conveyed a specific message for his times. Thus, Jeremiah's prophecy is connected to his generation more that the prophecies of any other prophet. His words also convey his deep personal pain. Jeremiah lived in the generation of the Destruction of the First Temple and the Exile of the remaining tribes of Israel in the Kingdom of Judah. The vast majority of the Jewish People (the Ten Tribes) had already gone into exile with the destruction of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. During most of Jeremiah's times there was a righteous king over Judah - Josiah son of Amon. King Josiah had made great effort to strengthen Jewish practice, but his success was only superficial. G-d sent Jeremiah to bring Josiah's attention to these deeper spiritual shortcomings, so that perhaps this might preclude the final destruction of the kingdom.
A collection of rabbinic exegesis. Rav Chaim Dov Rabinowitz life's work was the monumental Da'ath Sofrim on Tanach, a 21 volume commentary based on the Rishonim. He invested all of his energy and more than sixty years of his life into compiling this commentary. His books serve as basic works for the study of Tanach and are used by the greatest educators throughout the world. Many talmidei chachamim study Tanach according to Da'at Sofrim. Translated from Hebrew. Editorial contributions by Rabbi Shalom Kaplan and Rabbi N. Vogel.
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