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1828-1914
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Pinhas Refa'el Baki
A work of educational literature written in the late 19th century. The book aims to instruct Jewish youth on historical and archaeological aspects of the Jewish festivals and observances for each month of the year. It serves as a guide to enhance understanding and appreciation of Jewish culture and traditions. The opening of the work begins with letters of recommendation addressed to the author, praising his efforts to educate Jewish youth. It highlights the author’s dedication to reviving interest in the Hebrew language and literature amid a perceived decline in religious studies among the younger generations. Baki emphasizes the need to teach the history, laws, and customs of the Jewish people, aiming to inspire pride in their identity and heritage as they explore the significant events and rituals tied to each month of the Jewish calendar. The text indicates a structured approach to presenting these themes, intertwining religious teachings with practical knowledge relevant to contemporary Jewish life.