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Why Were Humans Created Twice?
By Menachem Posner
As I am sure you can imagine, there are so many ways of understanding these verses where each word is laden with meaning. The key here is that man was created once, but we are told about it twice, once as part of the Six Days of Creation, and once again. ...
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Is there any significance to passing away on Friday?
By Baruch S. Davidson
Question: My father passed away this past Friday. Is there any significance to passing away on the eve of Shabbat? Answer: I am sorry to hear of your father's passing. I am confident that from the World of Truth he takes great pride in the mitzvot and ...
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Who was G‑d addressing when He said, "Let US create man in our image"?
By Menachem Posner
abraham Question: Who is G‑d talking to when he says, "Let us create man in our image"? If G‑d is the One and Only, why does he refer to Himself in plural form? Answer: Great question. In fact, the biblical commentator Rashi (Rabbi Shlomo ...
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A New Twist To An Old Story
By Manis Friedman
The simple story of Adam and Eve: Maybe it wasn't that simple after all
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Did You Ask To Be Born?
By Yanki Tauber
What kind of "free choice" do we have, if we didn't choose to be presented with that choice?
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Last But Not Least
By Rabbi' Avraham of Slonim; translated by Binyamin Adilman
Our task is to elevate aspects of holiness found in the world
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Why can't Yom Kippur ever begin on a Saturday night?
By Malkie Janowski
The Jewish perpetual calendar was arranged in a manner that ensures that the first day of Rosh Hashanah will never fall on Sunday, Wednesday or Friday.According to many, this rule took effect when the perpetual calendar was put in place in the 4th ...
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Two Minute Rabbi: Bereishit
By Baruch Epstein
Have you ever met a Rabbi who could give you a serman in just two minutes? Well, here it is….
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