Tze’enah URe’enah (“Go Forth and See,” a quote from Song of Songs 3:11) is an early 17th-century work compiled in Yiddish by Rabbi Jacob ben Isaac Ashkenazi. The work follows the structure of the weekly Torah readings and haftarot and mixes biblical texts with teachings from rabbinic literature and medieval Torah commentators. While historically the text has primarily been studied by women — who had relatively less access to Hebrew and Aramaic texts than men — the title page of the first extant edition is clear that the Yiddish work was written for a broad audience of men and women. The work enjoyed widespread popularity and has been published in more than 250 editions. This 2017 edition is the first scholarly English translation of the work and includes references to the author’s primary sources.