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Tanya: Chapter 4 - Part 1

Kislev 27

By Yehoshua B. Gordon


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Yehoshua B. Gordon
Rabbi Yehoshua Gordon is director of Chabad of the Valley in Tarzana, Ca.

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Posted: Apr 15, 2011
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What do the 248 organs and 365 blood vessels refer to? is it in actuality of the human body. or are there 248 organs that can be used for mitzvot? because a human could consist 1000 organs according to modern science. and also with 365 blood vessels.
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Posted: Apr 6, 2011
Fear to God
why if you says that G-d is infinite and we should not be affraid of anything that is not him, how we can be afrraid something that is not him if him is All?
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