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A Fiery Law
A Fiery Law
Letters and Numbers of Simchat Torah
 Aaron L. Raskin
Before the Torah was given, it existed as "black fire written upon white fire." This is alluded to by the unusual term "aish-dat" which is written as one word but read as two.
Simchat Torah Thought
Simchat Torah Thought
 By Berel Bell
A five minute Simchat Torah thought based on the teachings of Chassidut.
A Time To Rejoice
Days of Awe: A Time To Rejoice
Part 3 of 3
 By Manis Friedman
The experience of joy and the meaning of Sukkot and Simchat Torah: Understanding how they follow naturally after Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
Simchat Torah
Simchat Torah
On Simchat Torah we complete the yearly cycle of Torah readings, and celebrate by dancing with the Torah.
Infinite Wisdom
Infinite Wisdom
The Torah... A Mitzvah that Unifies and Informs
G-d, who formed and created man and all that exists, shares His wisdom, understanding and knowledge with us through the Torah, enabling us to maximize our potential and fulfill our life's purpose.
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