duties of the heart造句

• Coming to worship at Sunday's two services was " a duty of the heart, " she said.
• Rabbi Hyamson translated Duties of the Heart, Books I ( and II posthumously ) of Maimonides's Mishneh Torah, and " Collatio Mosaicarum et Romanarum Legum ".
• He always carried a copy of the " musar " classic " Chovot ha-Levavot " ( " Duties of the Heart " ) on his person, and strongly advised his students to do the same.
• For others, conversely, the axiom of " Duties of the Heart " 1 : 8 ) points out that God's Oneness is " true oneness " ( ???? ???? ) as opposed to merely " circumstantial oneness " ( ???? ????? ).
• Bahya says in the introduction to " Duties of the Heart " that he wished to fill a great need in Jewish literature; he felt that neither the rabbis of the Talmud nor subsequent rabbis adequately brought all the ethical teachings of Judaism into a coherent system.
• As the author himself had given no name to it, Abraham B鋜 Flahm, its editor, at first intended to call it " Chobot ha-Lebabot he-Chadash " ( The New Duties of the Heart, a reference to an 11th Century famous book ); but out of respect for the author, Bachya, he changed his mind.
• Bahya felt that many Jews paid attention only to the outward observance of Jewish law, " the duties to be performed by the parts of the body " ( " Hovot HaEvarim " ), without regard to the inner ideas and sentiments that should be embodied in this way of life, " the duties of the heart " ( " Hovot HaLev " ).
• Yehudah ibn Tibbon, whom he encouraged to translate Bahya ibn Paquda's " Al-Hidayah ila Fara'id al-Qulub " into Hebrew ( " Chovot ha-Levavot " or " Duties of the Heart " ), he wrote several works dealing with moral philosophy, advised and assisted other Jewish writers, and possessed a large library . " Rabbeinu"
• But as regards the question of the attributes which occupy the Jewish and Muslim theologians so much, Bahya, in his work on ethics, " Hovot ha-Levavot, " written in Arabic under the title of " Kitab al-Hidayat fi faraidh al Kulub " ( The Duties of the Heart ), is of the same opinion as the Motazilites, that the attributes by which one attempts to describe God should be taken in a negative sense, as excluding the opposite attributes.
• These included age-old classics such as " Duties of the Heart " ( translation of Chovot ha-Levavot ), " The Path of the Just " ( translation of Mesillat Yesharim ), " The Way of God " ( translation of Derech Hashem ), and " The Kuzari : In Defense of the Despised Faith " ( by Rabbi Yehuda Halevi ), along with modern works such as " Strive for Truth " ( translation of " Michtav MiEliyahu " by Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler ), " Shemirath Shabbath KiHilchatho " ( by Rabbi Yehoshua Neuwirth ), and " Book of Our Heritage " ( translation of " Sefer HaToda ah " by Rabbi Eliyahu Kitov, translated by Rabbi Nachman Bulman ).