Rabbi Moshe Miller

Rabbi Moshe Miller is a scholar and translator known for his work on Kabbalistic texts. Born in South Africa, he studied in Israel and the United States, focusing on Jewish mysticism and philosophy. Rabbi Miller has devoted much of his career to making classical Jewish mystical works accessible to the broader public through translation and commentary.

He is particularly noted for his translations of the Zohar, one of the most important works of Kabbalah. His work on 'The Zohar on Shir Hashirim' is part of a larger project to translate and explain the Zohar in a way that is both accurate and comprehensible to modern readers. Rabbi Miller's translations are appreciated for their clarity and faithfulness to the original texts.

Aside from his translations, Rabbi Moshe Miller has also written extensively on topics related to Jewish mysticism, contributing to the understanding and appreciation of Kabbalistic texts. His efforts have made a significant impact on the study and accessibility of Jewish mystical literature, helping to educate both scholars and lay readers interested in this profound aspect of Jewish heritage.

Books

Zohar on Shir HaShirim / Rav Moshe Miller