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October 18, 1996 - Image 33

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1996-10-18

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45th Annual Jewish Book Fair

Celebrating Our Sapphire Anniversary 1951-1996

Thursday, November 14

Saturday, November 9

Abraham's goodness, mercy
and love of his fellow man even
induced him to challenge God,
Himself, to spare the absolutely
wicked people of Sodom—what a
contrast to Noah!
Abraham was well aware of
the real challenge to the truly
righteous and is quoted by his
trusted slave referring to God as:
"the one whom I go before" (Gen-
esis 24:40).
Likewise Jacob in blessing
Joseph says (Genesos 48:15): "...
the God whom my fathers Abra-
ham and Isaac went before ..."
The progenitors of the Jewish
People knew the difference be-
tween the real tzadik (righteous
one) and the relative tzadik. The
real tzadik with every passing
moment and breath in his life
continually pursues true right-
eousness and real piety by push-
ing himself to improve his
relationship with his fellow
man—all men—and with the Di-
vine.
The relative tzadik is self-sat-
isfied and content that his be-
havior is better than that of those
around him, but this very con-
tempt of others in itself belies his
righteousness and piety. 111

Telshe Yeshiva
Parlor Talk

Native Detroiter Rabbi Avrohom
Chaim Levin, rash h'yeshiva and
president of Telshe Yeshiva–
Chicago, will discuss the growth
of post-graduate Torah study
over the past century and look
ahead to the year 2000 at a par-
lor meeting.
The fund-raising event will be
held at the home of Paul and
Leah Kohn at 7:30 p.m. Monday,
Oct. 21. For reservations, call
(810) 557-6828 or 810-424-7247.
The yeshiva consists of a sec-
ular and talmudic high school,
a bais medrash and kollel.

10 a.m. Harriet Rochlin

Opening Night
Neil Simon

8 a.m.

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ce Jewish Girls: Growing up America
,

• les Done son

11 a.m. Marty Glickman

Deeds of Love: History of the Jewish
4ster Home

The Fastest Kid on the Block

Jeffrey Tigay

1 p.m.

:

00,„floi he

JPS Torah Commentary: Deukt.001

Rosalie Sogolow
1 p.m.
Memories From a Russian Ki"9:
at JPM
Fiddler on the Roof-DeRoy iitffia
2 p.m
2-4 p.m. Books are Treasures
Erica Silverman
Gittel's Hands
at JPM
Dr. Nechama Liss-Levinsp
4 p.m.

elvin SmalliRabbi Charles
senzveig, Dr;: pavid Weinberg

ter

When a Grandparent Dies

6:30 p.m. J.J. Goldberg

Jewish Power: Inside the AmefIcan
Jewish Establishment

Dr. Ruth Westheimer

8 p.m.

Reformer's Apprentice

Iene Marks

Rewrites
Sunday, November 10

:Reacts b the Holocaust

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De
Rabbi Phil Cohn

Reading Between the
from the Bible
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Heavenly
Tradition
Monday, November

::heroines: 150 True
eroism

10 a.m. Rabbi Depfa Orens
fe

Jewish Wqrpen
Cycles of

Lost Art of

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Ellen Fran

1 p.m.

The Five Books

Thane Rosenbaum
1p.m.
Elijah Visible
at JPM
6:30p.m. Lev Raphael

t.t e . g fis . tiby. nl:ia ue
l r.lr e i toeo.r• tegrit:ono;

Harold Kushner

•":4WSam Under a

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Journeys and Arrivals: On Being Gay
and Jewish

8 p.m.

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Edward Serotta

Jews, Germany, Memory: A
Contemporary Portrait

ave to Be?

How Good Do„.
Tuesday, Novernb4*

150 True

..

4 p.m.

David Roskies

at JPM

The Bridge of Longing: The Lost Art of
Yiddish Storytelling

10 a.m.

LadifAhapi•ii Kra :.
Upoiloan Voyag
Sheitql . 'PO

at JPM

The L6p::: .

This lecture will be presented in Yiddish.
6:30 p.m. Rabbi Abraham Twerski, M.D.

In Search o

8 p.m.

e

Francine Klaga

at JPM

Positive Parenting

Hillel

m

Jewish Days: A Be
Culture Around the YE

Jewish Lik

Chaim Herzog

A Living History
Michigan-Israel Connection

iiUorlds

Underwriters, Patrons, Organization Sponsors and Corporate
Our very spec!
For a complete listing of those who make the Book Fair possible, please see the Book Fair brochure which will run in the November 1

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