THE REBBE OF ALPHABET CITY Part Five HEAVEN

Name: THE REBBE OF ALPHABET CITY Part Five HEAVEN
Brand: dovidHouse publishing
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By Dovid Krafchow

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Naphtali is twenty years old when forced to leave his home in Williamsburg, the Brooklyn conclave where he grew up practicing the most stringent type of orthodox Jewish life, and is suddenly transported to Greenwich Village in 1970, which was also the year Carbon 14's half-life of 5730 was attained. How these two disparate facts coincide and meld together is the background to this five-volume series of novels ending in the year 2020. Alphabet City is a drug-ridden, poverty-stricken bastion of creative fervor and abstract depravity. For fifty years, Naphtali lives in Alphabet City, marries, has a child, and tries to change the world along with his Russian friend Boris and Iraqi compatriot Walid, who runs the coffee shop. Willow threads her way throughout the story, spanning decades, ending in Heaven. Alphabet City in Lower Manhattan is the purview from where fifty years of world history take on a spiritual perspective.
The Rebbe of Alphabet City-Part Five Naphtali leaves the four elements comprising creation ascending into Heaven on the four letters of God's Name. In Heaven, he is greeted by the past, who helps him establish the line of his masculinity. However, first, Naphtali must be judged as one of the whole. In the end, freedom in Heaven comes with a price as Naphtali defies God by going beyond Heaven and does what is unsanctioned. The end comes as a fresh genesis begins. The sun of Naphtali's day starts to decline as his future dims, like a shooting star whose moment is over.

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Binding:: Paperback
Number of Pages:: 162
Release Date:: 2025-10-06
Publication Date:: 2025-10-06
Publisher:: dovidHouse publishing
Languages:: Original: English
ISBN13:: 9798999706546
Weight:: 245 g
Height:: 15.2 cm
Width:: 22.9 cm
Thickness:: 0.9 cm

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