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Hospitality
Look Who's Coming for Dinner!
When the Roman Emperor Julian ordered the establishment of hostels for transients in every city, he referred to the example of the Jews "in whose midst no stranger goes uncared for."
Jewish Practice » Mitzvah Minutes » Household » Hospitality
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Abraham's Hospitality
Hosting guests is greater than receiving the Divine Presence
Hosting guests is greater than receiving the Divine Presence
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What is a Shalom Zachar?
By Aron Moss
What consolation can we offer the soul? What can we answer to its cry: Why did I have to come down here?!
Ideas & Beliefs » Questions & Answers » Life & Death » What is a Shalom Zachar?
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Make Yourself at Home
By Elisha Greenbaum
It was while backpacking around Europe that I first appreciated that the spontaneous hospitality practiced among Jews, which I had hereto taken for granted, was in reality truly exceptional. The friend that we had been relying on to provide Shabbat ...
Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayeira » Parshah Columnists » Parshah Musings » Make Yourself at Home
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Vayeira: Hospitality
By Ruvi New
The lesson of hospitality from Abraham and Sarah
Audio Classes » Parshah » Bereishit » Vayeira » Vayeira: Hospitality
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A Rich Man's Hospitality
As told by Yanki Tauber
Disguised as simple beggars, the holy brothers journeyed from village to village, refining their souls with the travails of exile and inspiring their brethren with words of wisdom and encouragement...
Library » Stories » Chassidic » A Rich Man's Hospitality
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Hospitality, 1939
By Chana Weisberg
The Jewish refugees slept in the train stations, exposed to the elements, awaiting deportation to Siberia. It was strictly forbidden for any Russian citizen to communicate with these "foreign spies"
Library » Stories » Contemporary » Hospitality, 1939
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Forty-Three Rubles
By Hershel Finman
Zvi Elimelech's father pulled the boy aside and told him that he must promise never to tell anyone this story until the very last day of his life
Library » Stories » Chassidic » Forty-Three Rubles
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The Unpopular Tzaddik
By Yerachmiel Tilles
Rabbi Pinchas raised his eyes. There stood the first of the Ushpizin--the honored guest for the first night of the festival--outside the door of his sukkah...
Library » Stories » Chassidic » The Unpopular Tzaddik
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Home For Shabbat
By Deena Yellin
I glanced at my watch nervously. Usually, I avoid flying Friday afternoons for fear I won't arrive in time, but this time, I figured I'd be safe. I figured wrong...
Library » Stories » Contemporary » Home For Shabbat
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