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Reflections on the Parshah


By Zalman Posner

The Antidote
The Antidote
Moses' first act after receiving Divine pardon for the Golden Calf sin was to gather the Israeites and speak to them regading the observance of the Shabbat. Couldn't Moses have found something more ennobling to tell them at that moment?
Wise Emotions
The people who constructed the Tabernacle are described as being "wise-in-heart." Is not wisdom the domain of the brain?
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