Am Dienstag sah der Rabbi rot

The balance between his spiritual duties and detective work is intriguing. I wonder what inspired this unique combination and how it influences the story's tone.

I appreciated the detailed cultural background, but I’m curious if others felt it enhanced the mystery or slowed down the narrative at times.

The way the Rabbi approaches solving the case seems rooted in his beliefs—did anyone notice moments that challenged or reinforced their views on faith versus logic?