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AARON’S LIGHT B’haalot’kha- Numbers 8-12 by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
AARON’S LIGHT B’haalot’kha– Numbers 8-12 Of all the Mitzvot -– the commandments, duties, responsibilities — that Aaron had to fulfill as High Priest, the one that opens this reading is easily the most symbolic. Possibly also the most significant. Distinguishing … Continue reading →
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Sidelights of Jewish Learning by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
Sidelights of Jewish learning A daily excursion into the world of the Talmud called Daf Yomi – “A page a day”– yields important insights that I can recommend. Note that Talmudic pages run about 14” long on each side, … Continue reading →
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THE DAY AFTER THE HOLIDAY by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
z THE DAY AFTER THE HOLIDAY As happens every year, on the eve of the Shavuot festival we had a nighttime learning session. Subject matter was Jewish law, since Shavuot celebrates our ancestors receiving the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai. … Continue reading →
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AN INDIVIDUAL MATTER? – R’ey, Deut. 11:26-16:17, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
AN INDIVIDUAL MATTER? – R’ey, Deut. 11:26-16:17, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon In this section, during Moses’ second discourse to the people on the bank of the Jordan, he reviews the laws of religious observance. One sentence stands out as … Continue reading →
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AARON’S LIGHT – B’haalot’kha – Num. 8-12 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
AARON’S LIGHT – B’haalot’kha – Num. 8-12 – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon Of all the Mitzvot – the commandments, duties, responsibilities – that Aaron had to fulfill as High Priest, the one that opens this reading is easily the … Continue reading →
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