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Iyar 10 5781 | Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
Sprints and Marathons
Moses had to contend with both sides, inducing the Israelites to do teshuvah and God to exercise forgiveness. The good news is: there once was a Moses. what happens when there is no Moses?
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Iyar 10 5781 | Baruch Gordon
What is G-d's Area Code?
Why does only the Land of Israel "regurgitate its inhabitants" who break Torah laws that are forbidden no matter where one lives?
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Iyar 10 5781 | Rabbi Daniel Kirsch
Pray Day
Sasha glanced at his watch. A small delay wouldn’t set him back too much. If the man only needed “a tzenter” – a tenth man – for the minyan, that meant that davening would start as soon as Sasha joined.
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Iyar 10 5781 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
What to Do With the Tattoo?
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Iyar 10 5781 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
How Many Stories Tall Is the Jewish People?
A well known Rabbinic adage emerges from the succession of the next 3 Torah portions: Acharei Mot, Kedoshim, Emor – “after their death, they say Holy!” That is, as soon as you are gone, they talk about how holy you were! But there is yet another spin we can give to this phrase by slightly moving the comma: After the death of the righteous, speak!
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