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The Rainbow Story

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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Posted: Oct 8, 2010

Flood

I see the world before the flood not as nowadays. It was so hard to live on earth under the punishment of God that people desired the end of suffering. It seems that there had never been rain like we know today. For Noah and his children it caused a great trauma. They were alone in the world and afraid of the future. So, God transformed it in soft drops with rainbows. We know that many in the past had to look for water....like Yitschac, even after the flood.

Posted By Ligia Batista, São Paulo, SP/ Brazil

Posted: Oct 5, 2010

The Rainbow Story

This was the best most perfect ideal mussar lesson I have ever heard.

Posted By Brenda Tawil, Long Branch, NJ

Posted: Oct 5, 2010

Rabbi Moshe New

Another amazing shiur.

Yasher koach

Posted By Stacey, Syd

Posted: Jan 28, 2009

Insight into the Rainbow

Fascinating ma'amar.

Quality of this discourse is the reason I like the CHABAD website.

Ken

Posted By Kenneth Kahn, New Orleans, LA/USA

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	The Rainbow Story
After the flood G-d tells Noah of His covenant not to destroy the world again and creates the rainbow to serve as the sign. But isn’t the rainbow simply a natural phenomena?
Topics: Parshah (1312), Noach (31)