
Abraham Isaac Hakohen Kook was the first Ashkenazic Chief Rabbi of Eretz Israel. Orot is Rabbi Kook’s seminal work of thought, a poetic vision of grandeur of the Nation of Israel reborn in its ancient land. This new edition is based on the original 1920 version, the only edition of Orot that was published during Rav Kook’s lifetime. This edition contains an English translation by R' Bezalel Naor. For the larger 9.3" x 6.3" (inches) version, click here.
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