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Only
un-split
Gewil
Torah Scrolls
satisfy all serious legal issues in the Talmud -- according
to ALL legal opinions, while reconciling the Rambam
and Tosafot and has the full endorsement of the
Chief Sephardic Rabbi of
Israel. Many
Ashkenaz authorities also insist on it now, because of the
convergence of halakhic opinions that have been reconciled
with its use.
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WHICH
SIDE TO USE: Today's arguments about which side of
the split-hide to write upon are totally
avoided. In the past, this has hotly divided many of our
communities.
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TALMUDIC
LIBUD: Only Gewil utilizes
ancient "L'ibud"
(leather preparation) process, mentioned as a
Talmudic requirement by the Rambam zs"l, utilized by only
one Holy Scribe today. The full-hide is what made the
scrolls at Qumron (lehavdil) so strong.
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SPLITTING
METHOD IS NOW LOST: Arguments about how to properly
split the hide, according to halakha, are totally
avoided and unnecessary- as this method was lost long
ago.
Gewil
IS EXTREMLY STRONG
TRY CRUMBLING Gewil WITH
YOUR HANDS: It automatically contorts back into its original,
flat and smooth shape, with NO WRINKLES. |
על
פי הרמבם
תפילין
,
מזוזות ,וספרי תורה
הלכות
תפילין: פרק א :
יד
יד ספר תורה תפילין ומזוזות, שכתבן על גבי עור בהמה
וחיה ועוף הטמאין, או על גבי עורות שאינן מעובדין, או שכתב
ספר תורה או תפילין על עור שלא עיבדו לשמן--הרי אלו פסולין.--
PICTURED BELOW: Only
"Gewil" is prepared according to the Talmudic process
of L'ibud.
Only our kelaf and Gewil
is tanned with salt, flour and tanners--in accordance with
the RAMBAM. No Lime is ever used.
גוויל
- בלי לים /
סיד
הלכות תפילין
ו שלושה
עורות הן--גוויל, וקלף, ודוכסוסטוס. כיצד: לוקחין עור
הבהמה או עור החיה, מעבירין שיער ממנו תחילה; ואחר כך מולחין
אותו במלח, ואחר כך מעבדין אותו בקמח; ואחר כך בעפצה וכיוצא
בו, מדברים שמקבצין את העור ומחזקין אותו. וזה הוא
הנקרא גוו |
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All of our parchment is
prepared according to the required (leather
cleaning/preparation) process described in the Talmud
--commonly referred to as L'ibud. Unfortunately, most of
the
processes used by most
other sofrim (scribes) today (ie: the way in which the
leather is cleaned and turned into parchment) may not be
good enough in the eyes of the Talmud, since most their "I'ibud"
is done with only lime today. This is not only a problem
with tefillin, but with anything written on parchment
today. Only our kelaf and Gewil is tanned with salt, flour
and tanners--in accordance with the Talmud.
CONTACT:
media@globaljms.co.il
HIGH RES
PHOTOS FOR MEDIA BELOW
CHOICE #1:
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CHOICE #2:
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