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BLESSINGS AND MUSIC – Naso– Num.4:21–7 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
BLESSINGS AND MUSIC – Naso– Num.4:21–7 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon Of all the topics discussed in this reading, one that comes near the end is easily the most familiar, and perhaps most important for our generation. It is … Continue reading →
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354 DAYS AT A TIME – Emor –Lev.21-24, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
354 DAYS AT A TIME – Emor –Lev.21-24, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon You probably heard about the fellow who decided to become an atheist. He left his family’s house of worship and turned his back on religion. But then … Continue reading →
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INAUGURATION DAY – “Tzav” – Lev. 6-8 by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
INAUGURATION DAY – “Tzav” – Lev. 6-8 by Rabbi Baruch Cohon No parade. No speeches. No wildly cheering crowd. This is not the coronation of a king or the inauguration of a president. This is a dedication of a high priest and his assistants. … Continue reading →
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RE-READ, REPEAT, RETAIN – DEUT. 31 – VAYELECH By Rabbi Baruch Cohon
RE-READ, REPEAT, RETAIN – DEUT. 31 – VAYELECH By Rabbi Baruch Cohon In this week’s short reading, we can find the precedent for a familiar custom. That custom is the regular public reading of the Torah in synagogue services. A … Continue reading →
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TO PROFANE OR TO SANCTIFY – “Emor” – Lev. 21-24 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
TO PROFANE OR TO SANCTIFY – “Emor” – Lev. 21-24 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon The section called “Emor” – literally “Say!” – will be read this coming Shabat in traditional congregations outside of Israel. It was read last Shabat in … Continue reading →
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