Shin

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Shin: the twenty-first letter of the Hebrew alphabet, prounounced "sh" (if the dot is on the right, or "s" if the dot is on the left, and the letter is then called "sin"), with a numerical value of 300

Shin — The Matriarchs Book

Rabbi Aaron L. Raskin

Rabbi Shalom Dov Ber Schneersohn, the fifth Rebbe of Lubavitch, wrote a letter to his followers in 1901 that pronounced the 19th of Kislev as the “New Year of Chassidus.” The day the Alter Rebbe was released from prison in 1798. See ...

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Shalom Shin Blog

By Tzvi Freeman

Three heads are better than two. A lot better. Two is antinomy, three is on a cloud. Join us as Feivel and Miri discover their cloud hidden in the secrets of the mother-letter, that shining letter of Shalom, the Shin.

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