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The Wisdom in the Hebrew Months

The months, the tribes, and the names of Hashem
By Zvi Ryzman
(356 Pages)Publisher: ArtScroll , 2009

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Classic works of Jewish thought teach that each of the twelve lunar months corresponds to one of the twelve tribes. What do the months and the respective tribes have in common?

The sacred works teach that the four letters of G-d's sacred name can be rearranged in twelve different ways, and each of these twelve name combinations corresponds to one of the twelve months. Another mystery: What is the significance of these twelve different spellings? What do they tell us about the Creator? The relationship of the month to the spelling? And to the tribes? To the Heavenly constellations?

The Wisdom in the Hebrew Months opens the door to a new dimension of understanding. Drawing upon the full breadth of Talmudic, Midrashic, and Rabbinic literature, this work sheds new light on the months of the year, the tribes of Israel, and the ways that G-d relates to His people. It is engrossing, interesting, stimulating, and provocative.

Zvi Ryzman of Los Angeles is a rare phenomenon. He is the embodiment that combines Torah with commerce. He is a noted Torah scholar, lecturer, author and philanthropist, and the winner of the Jerusalem Prize for his many Hebrew volumes of Ratz K'zvi. His classes in Israel and America are attended by renowned rabbinic leaders. He possesses a fertile mind and a passion to share his brilliance with others, through the written and spoken word.

The reader will marvel at the wisdom in the yearly cycle - and never look at a calendar the same way.