Rungs:

[Valke2]

Molten Gods

It is written “Thou shallt make thee no molten gods.”

When you think of God you should really think of Him and not of a molten god whic you have made in your own image.

(From Buber’s “Ten Rungs”)

 

[Malcolm_McLean]

Molten Gods

It is written “Thou shallt make thee no molten gods.”

When you think of God you should really think of Him and not of a molten god whic you have made in your own image.

(From Buber’s “Ten Rungs”)

And a little bit later, instructions are made for the manufacture of the cherubim over the Ark.

 

[deb1]

Molten Gods

It is written “Thou shallt make thee no molten gods.”

When you think of God you should really think of Him and not of a molten god whic you have made in your own image.

(From Buber’s “Ten Rungs”)

Not certain of your point, Valke.

Perhaps you should explain what Buber’s Ten Rungs is about.

 

[Valke2]

Not certain of your point, Valke.

Perhaps you should explain what Buber’s Ten Rungs is about.

just bits of wisdom from the Hasidim. Each rung is a different state of “being”