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Though we are not expected to react like Aaron, our own lives are rarely easy. To accept life’s challenges, we need to cultivate our faith that G‑d runs the world.

A Reaction to Personal Tragedy

A Taste of Text—Shemini

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By Chana Weisberg
Chana Weisberg is the Director of Editorial Management at Chabad.org. She is the author of Tending the Garden: The Unique Gifts of the Jewish Woman and four other books, and lectures worldwide on issues relating to women, faith, relationships and the Jewish soul.
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April 17, 2012
Parasha
I wanted to look up the Torah portion for this week to see what is going on, due to my daughter giving pre-term birth to a stillborn baby on Monday night. I found it amazed that the title is Personal Tragedy. I find it Hashem is so good and it astounds me how he knew what we would need for this week.
Anonymous
Waynesville, NC
April 16, 2012
Chana Weisberg
I am a gentile but a Jewish in heart, mind and soul. I thank you for the insights. Now I understand Job in the Book of Job. True, I must have a balance of my ratzo and shov and be a light to this world so full of pain and suffering. Thank G-d He is G-d. HE, blessed be He is incomprehensible and Sovereign!
Let us Bless His Name forever. Blessed be the Name of Hashem forever! Amen!
florida macabiog
Toronto, Canada
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