The essence of human history as interpreted by the Jewish sages.

The book offered to the reader contains ten essays devoted to clarifying the place of man in the world created by the Creator. This place is closely connected with the fate of the Jewish people, a difficult but lofty fate. The ideas of the book are drawn by the author from the Tanakh, Talmud, Midrash, the works of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzatto, Maaral from Prague, Rav Hutner, and for their more complete development, active work of thought and leisurely, repeated reading are required. It should be especially noted that the book contains only those gymatria that appear in the sayings of the great Jewish sages.