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SPECIAL DAY – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
SPECIAL DAY – by Rabbi Baruch Cohon “No, not today. Today is a special day in our family, it’s the anniversary of ….“ How many times did you hear that? Family histories give us various kinds of annual occasions. Birthdays, … Continue reading →
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You had a Question? By Rabbi Baruch Cohon
You had a Question? By Rabbi Baruch Cohon Many doctrines don’t want to be challenged. Whether religious, political or psychological, their protagonists fully expect to proclaim these doctrines – to teach them – without ever having to defend them. A … Continue reading →
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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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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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A MESSAGE FROM MOSES – Deut.3:23—7:11 – Va-etkhanan –by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
A MESSAGE FROM MOSES – Deut.3:23—7:11 – Va-etkhanan –by Rabbi Baruch Cohon This week’s reading is long, starting as Moses recalls praying to be permitted to enter the Promised Land. He is refused, but he accepts his fate, and then … Continue reading →
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