that it was at this revisionist tradition, and not at Abulafla himself, that Rabbi Eliezer had been striking in his letter. d, many religious Jews tried to join the settlement, but when they saw how determined Shmuel was t Can you not see that your Old Book wasgiven you only temporarily so that the way might be prepared for t e impo ant than any personal consideration, and although under prese conditions of settled life th
They didn't go through life posing in bedsheets, and many of their greatest decisions must have been made wh And Yohanan called off from memory the names of men occupying the houses of that area: Shmuel the baker, Ezra, Hababli the dyer, his son Abraham . ves in some far country, he said with little outward emotion, and it may be difficult for you to re- main Jews. n,,and to wal up and down, crying, Men of Safed! How can you sleep in you tranquillity when Jews