Pesach Sheni ("Second Passover")

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Pesach Sheni ("Second Passover"): (lit. “the second Passover”); opportunity given to certain persons who were unable to offer the Passover sacrifice to do so one month later (discussed in Bamidbar 9:6-14); celebrated as a minor Passover, on Iyar 14

	Pesach Sheni The Second Passover April 28, 2010 Jewish Holidays » Pesach Sheni
	If the Milk Can't be Unspilled, Why Not Cry? By Naftali Silberberg The "Second Passover," is observed on the 14th of Iyar. The origin of this semi-holiday is quite fascinating... Parshah » Bamidbar - Numbers » Behaalotecha » Parshah Columnists » Parshah Messages » If the Milk Can't be Unspilled, Why Not Cry?
	How Things Worked Out - Behaalotecha By Rabbi Ben A. Some might think it odd when they hear an alcoholic in recovery say something like: "Being an alcoholic is the greatest thing that ever happened to me." Society & Living » Jewish Recovery » Judaism & Recovery » Parshah » Numbers - Bamidbar » How Things Worked Out - Behaalotecha
	The Gift of Second Chances By Susan T. It doesn’t matter how old we are, how lost we’ve been, or where we are holding in our lives today. We beg Him to give us a second chance and He obliges. Society & Living » Jewish Recovery » Voices » The Gift of Second Chances
	The Pesach Offering in the Desert Why is this passage, which was said “on the first month” (9:1), recorded after Parshas Bamidbar, which was said “on the first day of the second month” (1:1)? Parshah » Bamidbar - Numbers » Behaalotecha » Rashi Studies (Advanced) » The Pesach Offering in the Desert
	Never Too Late! Repentance is rooted in the heights of the spiritual worlds By Moshe Yakov Wisnefsky Repentance is rooted in the heights of the spiritual worlds Kabbalah Online » Weekly Torah » Archives » Bamidbar - Numbers » Beha'alotecha » Contemporary Kabbalists » Never Too Late!
	A Second Chance By Yanki Tauber We all appreciate a statement like, "There's always a second chance." It fits quite nicely on the Dec 31 page of an Inspirational Sayings Calendar. But how does it mesh with real life? Spirituality » Insights & Readings » By Yanki Tauber » A Second Chance
	Never Too Late Based on the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe When a person's contact with death evokes in him a striving for life he would never have mustered without that experience, then the contact with death is transformed into a more intense involvement with life. Jewish Holidays » Pesach Sheni » Never Too Late
	Second Chances By Zalman Posner We may become strangers to Judaism, wandering on distant pathst. We may become spiritually defective, Jewishly impure, insensitive to the values and beauties of our faith. But we are not doomed to living apart from Judaism. Parshah » Bamidbar - Numbers » Behaalotecha » Parshah Columnists » Reflections on the Parshah » Second Chances

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