The Journey of the Spies - How to Study Torah - Shelach

How to Study Torah - Shelach

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By Mendel Kaplan

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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June 13, 2012

Yashar koach

Thank you! One of your best. B"H

Bat Sheva Klein
Northbrook, IL

June 13, 2012

If the Mitzvah means specific command that the then children of Israel never went against and were thus punished and pardoned as a lesson for future generations, what of the oral law? What is the difference between Mitzvah and the prohibited commands?

Anonymous
Kaduna, Nigeria