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Family Purity (Taharat HaMishpacha)

Practical Parshah - Metzora

By Mendel Kaplan
Topics:   Parshah,  Family Purity,  Metzora
A textual analysis of the Biblical origins for the laws of family purity and mikveh.

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Rabbi Mendel Kaplan is the founder and spiritual leader of Chabad @ Flamingo in Thornhill, Ontario, he also serves as a Chaplain of the York Regional Police Service.

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Posted: Apr 20, 2012
niddah
What happens if a couple, Jewish but not observant, has a child born outside the parameters of the lasws of taaras mishpacha. The couple then becomes observant as does the male child. Is that child viewed with any negative eye?
Posted By Anonymous, west hempstead, ny

Posted: Apr 13, 2011
Mikvah
Thanks, Rabbi Kaplan for bringing much spiritual depth and significance of this mitzvah. Great teachings. Thank You.
Posted By binh tran, fremont, ca

Posted: Apr 9, 2011
Practical Parshah
As always an erudite instruction. I look forward to your sermon each week.
Posted By Leo, Kingston Springs, Tennessee



 

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