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(Jewish) Rabbi Yechiel Stern. Halachos of the Four Species
$60.00
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Translated by Rabbi Dovid Oratz. Illus. from color photographs. Pictorial boards. First Edition. Jerusalem: Feldheim Publishers, [1993].
Orthodox Judaism holds that halacha is the divine law as laid out in the Torah (five books of Moses), rabbinical laws, rabbinical decrees, and customs combined. Herein there are four edible species described in depth, from their ties to Judaism, and how to grow and harvest and eat them: the esrog, the pitam, an incomplete esrog, and cahzazis. Fine condition.