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A GREAT SABBATH Shabat hagadol by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
A GREAT SABBATH – Shabat hagadol – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon This week, most synagogue Torah services include a special reading from the Prophets – not the regular Haftorah but one designated for the Sabbath before Passover, called Shabat hagadol, the Great Sabbath. It comes … Continue reading →
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HOW MUCH TO SACRIFICE Vayikra by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
HOW MUCH TO SACRIFICE – Vayikra – Leviticus 1-5 The Book of Leviticus – called in Hebrew “Vayikra” – begins with the call to Moses, written with a small letter “aleph” at the end of the first word. Various commentators ancient and modern … Continue reading →
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A DO IT YOURSELF SHRINE Sedrot Vayakhel and Pikudey by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
Sedrot Vayak’hel & Pikudey Exodus 35-40 This is a special week in the cycle of the Jewish year. All right, so every week is special. Every week re-acquaints us with a history that a show like TVs The Bible only … Continue reading →
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HALF A SHEKEL Ki tissa by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
HALF A SHEKEL Ki tissa Exodus 31 Call it a census. Counting heads. Registering for the draft. Whatever name we use, we are talking about a government determining how many people they are governing. Sometimes that can be an expensive process. Not long ago, we … Continue reading →
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A FEW PURIM THOUGHTS by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
Of all the holidays of the Jewish year, Purim stands out as the most light-hearted, high-spirited, almost frivolous of celebrations. Wear funny costumes with crazy hats. Have a party. Yes, its a mitzvah to hear the Megillah the Book of Esther … Continue reading →
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