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The Freedom Miracle – by Baruch Cohon
The Freedom Miracle – by Baruch Cohon Every year the festival of Passover reminds us Jews that our ancestors were once slaves in Egypt. And every year the anniversary of the Emancipation proclamation reminds Black Americans that some of their … Continue reading →
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Tagged Divine Inspiration, Exodus, Freedom, Freedom Miracle, Jewish Blogs, Jewish History, Jewish Holidays, Jewish Traditions, Martin Luther King, Moses, Moshe Rabbeynu, Passover, personal responsibility, Rabbi Baruch Cohon
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MESSAGE FROM MOSES — Deut. 3:23–7:11 – Va-etkhanan –by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
MESSAGE FROM MOSES — Deut. 3:23–7:11 – Va-etkhanan –by Rabbi Baruch Cohon This long section starts as Moses recalls praying to be permitted to enter the Promised Land. Our Midrash notes that there are ten different … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aseret hadibrot, Cities of Refuge, commandments, Deuteronomy, Divine Grace, Egypt, Exodus, Hear O Israel, Idolatry, Israel, Jewish Blog, Jewish History, Jewish Identity, Judaism, Mitzvah, Moses, Prayer, Promised Land, Rabbi Baruch Cohon, Rabbi Samuel S. Cohon, seven nations, Sh'ma, symbols, Ten Commandments, Ten Statements, Torah, Torah Blogs, Torah interpretation, Torah Justice, Torah Law, Torah Study, Tribes, Va-etkhanan
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ONE TORAH – First day Passover – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
ONE TORAH – First day Passover – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon This year our great holiday of freedom begins on Shabbos, so we will read the special portion for the First Day of Passover, from the Book of Exodus chapter 12, describing … Continue reading →
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Tagged 613 Mitzvos, 7 mitzvos b'ney Noakh, Ancient Israel, bet avadim, Book of Exodus, Exodus, eyrev rav, First day Passover, ger toshav, illegal immigrants, Israel, Mitzvos, Noah's 7 commandments, One Law, One Torah, pasach, passed over, Passover, Prime Minister Golda Meir, Rabbi Baruch Cohon, Refugee, Torah, Torah Blog, Torah Blogs, Torah interpretation, Torah Law, Torah Study
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HOW MANY EXILES? – Pekudey – Ex.38 -40 by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
HOW MANY EXILES? – Pekudey – Ex.38 -40 by Rabbi Baruch Cohon The Book of Exodus concludes with an elaborate description of the process of assembling the Tabernacle and initiating its ritual. After a year of wandering in the desert, on the first … Continue reading →
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Tagged Blogs, Book of Exodus, Exile, exile without invasion, Exiles of Israel, Exodus, jewish, Jewish Blogs, Judaism, living tradition, Pekudei, Pekudey, Pillar of Cloud/Pillar of Fire, Rabbi Baruch Cohon, Tabernacle, Torah, Torah Blog, Torah Blogs, Torah interpretation, Torah Study
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ENOUGH ALREADY! – Vayak’hel – Ex. 35:1-38:20, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
ENOUGH ALREADY! – Vayak’hel – Ex. 35:1-38:20, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon This week we will read the portion Vayak’hel – “Moses assembled the entire people.” Usually this section is joined with the next one, Pikudey – “the records of the Tabernacle.” But during a leap year like this … Continue reading →
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