The document summarizes the biblical poem "Eshet Chayil" from the book of Proverbs. The poem praises the "woman of valor" through 22 verses that begin with the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet. It describes how she works diligently to provide for her household and family. The poem is also understood allegorically to refer to wisdom, the Sabbath, and the Torah.
The document summarizes the biblical poem "Eshet Chayil" from the book of Proverbs. The poem praises the "woman of valor" through 22 verses that begin with the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet. It describes how she works diligently to provide for her household and family. The poem is also understood allegorically to refer to wisdom, the Sabbath, and the Torah.
The document summarizes the biblical poem "Eshet Chayil" from the book of Proverbs. The poem praises the "woman of valor" through 22 verses that begin with the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet. It describes how she works diligently to provide for her household and family. The poem is also understood allegorically to refer to wisdom, the Sabbath, and the Torah.
The document summarizes the biblical poem "Eshet Chayil" from the book of Proverbs. The poem praises the "woman of valor" through 22 verses that begin with the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet. It describes how she works diligently to provide for her household and family. The poem is also understood allegorically to refer to wisdom, the Sabbath, and the Torah.
Eshet Jail es un poema de 22 versos con el cual el Rey Salomón concluye el Libro de Proverbios. El poema está organizado de modo que los versos comienzan con las letras del alfabeto hebreo en orden. Una oda a la "mujer de valor", las descripciones del Rey Salomón también se refieren alegóricamente a la Shejiná, el Shabat, la Torá, la sabiduría y el alma. La mujer judía es elegida como el prisma a través del cual ver estos elevados conceptos espirituales.
