The Chosen

Brooklyn 1944. Teenage Danny Sanders and Ruben Marte did not really know each other - they know each other only by name and vision - Orthodox Danny to stay in his own Hasidism community is the mind of Reuven's heart Inside is very good. The events between the two seem to separate them, but they form friendship between them. Just because they included Danny as a rabbi, they came to understand each other about their lives. It was simply because it was a family call for a generation. Through the rigid heritage tradition of dominating his family even though Danny was deep inside him though he thought he would not want to be told by his father, Dub is not a problem in Reb Sanders' thought It became the next rabbin. Other worldly pursuits. On the contrary, Lu Wen has a contemporary meaning and his widowed scholar grew up with two families ... written by Huggo

In Judaism, "selectivity" is the belief that Jews passed through descendants of ancient Israel, they were chosen, they chose to sign a deal with God. The idea that the people of Israel was elected by God was seen most directly in the Deutschus as the verb Bahar (Hebrew), used in other parts of the Hebrew Bible like "Sage" It was. Other terms are mentioned. Rabbi literature has many articles on these topics. The three major Jewish sects - Orthodox Judaism, Conservative Judaism, and Reform Judaism - claim that the Jews are God's choice for a purpose. Sometimes, this choice seems to bring a specific mission to the Jews - to be the light of the state, and to be explained by law as an example of God's contract.

When his first novel, The Chosen (1967) became a best seller, Chaim Potok gained literary attention for several weeks in the New York Times bestseller list. In the novel by The Chosen followed by The Promise (1969), The Book of Lights (1981), and Davita's Harp (1985), he explored tensions and conflicts within the small Orthodox Jewish community. Potok believes that his novel mainly includes the Jewish part of New York City, but Potok believes that the main theme and conflict of his work are ubiquitous. As Faulkner's York / Napatafa County is centered on Oxford Mississippi, his novels resonate with many different audiences, but attracts the imagination of readers around the world. Topke refused to ignore contemporary thought, he combined with his love for Judaism and Jews led him to a crisis of his own faith solved by integrating Judaism with modernity and observation I wrote that. .

The history of the Jews taught that God was deeply moved by the plight of suffering and suppressed. Exodus is "a critical event in the creation of voters" and is an "important moment" that shows that "the Lord of the universe corrects oppression and works to free the poor." (Cider, 44) "The Lord heard our voice, we saw our suffering, our work, oppression, the Lord brought us out with powerful hands" 26) God also noticed the contractual relationship with the Israelis (Exodus 6: 5-7).