The Juggler and the King
An Elaboration of the Vilna Gaon's Interpretation of the Hidden Wisdom of the Sages by Aharon Feldman
Publisher: Feldheim, 1990
A Talmudic parable describes the antics of a prancing juggler and a king who puts him to death. According to a monumental commentary by the Vilna Gaon, the towering 18th-century rabbinic scholar, this story contains the keys to human life: what motivates man, what constitutes success, and how can life's goals be achieved. In a fascinating elaboration of the Gaon's interpretations of this parable, as well as 19 others, the basic concepts of Judaism take breathtaking form.(242 Pages)
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