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The Prayerbook



"Perhaps I can help you," said the Baal Shem Tov. On small slips of paper he wrote, in simple Yiddish, "morning prayers," "addition for Mondays and Thursdays," "for Shabbat," and inserted them in the innkeeper's siddur

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Posted: Aug 14, 2004
This is wonderful story; thank you so much for writing it.


Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Sep 3, 2006
The Prayer Book
How comforting to know that HaShem accepts our prayers unique to us. My heartfelt prayers sometimes become my very own prayers unique unto me alone. But my heart is full of love and awe of Him. Thank you for this article. How wonderful He is!!!!
Posted By Anonymous

Posted: Aug 20, 2008
Remember. it is not important how we appear to others, but how we "appear" to G-d that matters most!
Posted By Eric S. Kingston, North Hollywood, CA

Posted: Oct 10, 2008
faith
is the substance of things hoped for...........and the evidence of things not seen.
Posted By reed, lv, tx/usa''

 


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