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Re’eh: When the Animal Speaks, Listen


By Moshe New


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Moshe New
Rabbi Moshe New heads the Montreal Torah Center. He is sought out lecturer on Kabbalah and its relevance in our lives today.

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Latest Comments:
Posted: Aug 5, 2010
when the animal speaks listen.
wow what a straight to the point speaker. many thanks
Posted By Anonymous, Toowoomba, Qld Australia

Posted: Aug 4, 2010
Insightful and Inspiring
This was the best class on kosher animals i've ever listened to. Thank you Rabbi.
Posted By Stacey

Posted: Aug 11, 2009
Chazir
another proof that the simanim (kosher signs) are not integral to the animal's kashrus status - the chazir (pig) will be kosher in the time of Moshiach
Posted By Tamar, NY, USA



 

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Re’eh: When the Animal Speaks, Listen
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