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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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A POST-PASSOVER MESSAGE – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
A POST-PASSOVER MESSAGE – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon First of all, let’s be clear. Up-pun my word, this is not about Past Overposted messages. This is about Passover messages we should post, and not ignore. Don’t pass overthem. Maybe we missed them amid the holiday … Continue reading →
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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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A HIGHER LIGHT – B’haalos’kho – Num. 8-12, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
A HIGHER LIGHT – B’haalos’kho – Num. 8-12, by Rabbi Baruch Cohon The name of this week’s Sedrah has its own unique message. It is the first word of the Divine charge to Aaron, who had the duty and privilege of … Continue reading →
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COUNTING THE DAYS – a post-Passover message by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
COUNTING THE DAYS – a post-Passover message by Rabbi Baruch Cohon Although this Mitzvah starts on the Second Day of Pesach, our Torah readings won’t mention it for a few weeks. Chapter 23 of Leviticus spells out the law: “Count … Continue reading →
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