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The Two Tablets



Ink and Stone
Ink and Stone
 By Yanki Tauber
Letters engraved in stone are forged in it: the words are stone and the stone is words
Keep Your Balance
Keep Your Balance
 By Yossy Goldman
The right-hand tablet contained 146 words. The left-hand tablet had only 26 words. Yet tradition has it that both tablets were filled with writing. How did 26 words equal the space of 146 words?
The Two-Way Mirror
The Two-Way Mirror
 By Yanki Tauber
Does G‑d care if I cheat on my taxes? Am I going to be a better husband/wife/parent if I keep kosher? Are these the same question?
Reasoning The Stone
Reasoning The Stone
 Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
The Torah was first given carved in stone and then transcribed with ink upon a parchment scroll. What is the deeper significance of these two forms of Torah?
What Did the Tablets Look Like?

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 The Gift
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 In The Clouds
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 The Desert Mountain
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 The Two Tablets
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 The Guarantors
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 Message From The Rebbe
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