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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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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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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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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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RINGS ON THE ARK – Parsha T’rumah by Rabbi Baruch Cohon
RINGS ON THE ARK – Parsha T’rumah by Rabbi Baruch Cohon Chapters 25-27 of Exodus provide a description of the first Jewish sanctuary in complete detail. All it lacks is a blueprint, and succeeding generations of construction-minded scholars have supplied that. Some modern editions … Continue reading →
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