Jacob S. Kassin Presents “Till Eternity”

The book we are about to describe will surely enhance the lives of all it touches. It will answer all your Judaic questions, offer insightful explanations to those answers, and guide this community as nothing ever has before. This is a book that every Jewish family will treasure, embrace and pass on from generation to generation. At long last, Mr. Jacob Kassin presents to you his Jewish guide- book, “Till Eternity” (Bechol Yom Avera-chicha).

Jacob Kassin, son of our esteemed Chief Rabbi Saul Kassin, is a prominent and educated man in his own right. Mr. Kassin is constantly looking for ways to better our community and preserve its traditions and customs.  For the past 10 years, Mr. Kassin has been compiling one of the most essential and indispensable publications ever to be produced in this community.  Over the years, he observed how community members, rabbis and hazanim would constantly approach his father and grandfather with the many halachic inquiries they had concerning the Jewish religion and their prayers. Many people were at a loss, and sometimes even in dispute over the proper method of a law.  That is why Jacob Kassin decided it was time to put these customs and rules into print, to serve as a constant reference for anyone with a question or doubt. "These laws are not archaic, but rather mundane," clarifies Mr. Kassin, who explains that these are laws and customs we live with year after year, every day of our life.

It took numerous years of research, and input from over 40 rabbis from America and Israel to contribute to the content of this book.  Keep in mind that this is not a prayer book, but rather a guide.  It is written in Hebrew with nekudot (punctuation), with an English translation in linear form, making it simple and comprehensible to all.   It will even feature graphics to eliminate any room for doubt.

It is important to note that this guide is for all Jews, Sephardic and Ashkenazic, for all their readings are similar, and we all follow the same scriptures. What is so special about this book is that it doesn’t just dictate what the law is. It offers an explanation of the philosophy behind it, as well as a presentation of both sides. Many rabbis have different interpretations of a law, and the writers of this book do not want to choose an answer for you, so it presents all opinions and every side.  It then discusses why someone agrees or disagrees and the choices that result. Mr Kassin anxiously awaited anyone who had a correction or change with open arms. This is the only way the book can fairly serve its community.

If you are reading this, you should be receiving the book within the next few months. If you had a recent address, please contact us and we will be glad to send you a copy. For those with address changes please e-mail TillEternityBook@aol.com.