A mystical prespective on the commandments
by
Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch the Tzemach Tzedek

The Chasidic classic Derech Mitzvosecha, by Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Lubavitch also known as the Tzemach Tzedek, the third Lubavitcher Rebbe (5549 [1789] - 5626 [1866]) translated to English.

R. Menachem Mendel composed this work in his early adulthood. It focuses on many of the 613 mitzvos of the Torah. The Tzemach Tzedek begins his treatment of each mitzvah by quoting the Sefer Hachinuch, the landmark work that lists all 613 mitzvos and their motivating rationales. Occasionally, it cites other sources in Nigleh and briefly outlines the mystical secrets the Kabbalah associates with this Mitzvah. afterwards, he explains these ideas within the context of Chassidus and in the course of doing so, provides his readers with many fundamental concepts applicable in their Divine service.

Included in this volume:

• Issur Sinas Yisrael, Mitzvas Ahavas Yisrael
• Mitzvas Vidui U'Teshuvah
• Mitzvas Tiglachas Metzora
• Mitzvas Bircas Cohanim
• Mitzvas Kiddush HaShem
• Issur Chillul HaShem
• Mitzvas Minui Melech
• Mitzvas Binyan Mikdash
• Mitzvas Tzitzis

Published by: Kehot Publication Society / SIE
Translated by: Rabbi Eliyahu Touger
Format: 6½" x 9½" Hardcover, 376 Pages
Language: Hebrew / English