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The Art of Jewish Prayer
By Maurice Lamm
Praying cannot be confined to moments of inspiration or desperation - praying only when one is moved by events and "feels like" praying
Jewish Practice » Jewish Prayer » Overview » The Art of Jewish Prayer
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The Three Daily Prayers
By Leib Schapiro
This class details the special significance and unique quality of each of the three daily prayers; Shacharit (morning), Mincha (afternoon) and Maariv (evening).
Audio Classes » Jewish Practice » Prayer » The Three Daily Prayers
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The Weekday Prayers
There are three daily prayers: morning (Shacharit), afternoon (Mincha) and evening (Maariv). The tradition of three services is attributed to the prayers of our forefathers. The morning prayer was learned from Abraham, the afternoon prayer from Isaac, ...
Jewish Practice » The Synagogue » Prayer Services » The Weekday Prayers
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The Night Belongs to Jacob
By Lazer Gurkow
When evening falls, we sense the mortality of the human condition; we realize that daylight and warmth don't last forever. The morning's optimism and the afternoon's momentum give way to the night's brooding despair. Enter Jacob with his gift of Truth...
Parshah » Bereishit - Genesis » Vayeitzei » Parshah Columnists » Inner Stream » The Night Belongs to Jacob
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What’s the Point of Saying Words?
By Yisroel Cotlar
He told my friend, "That's okay. Just put on your tefillin and explain to Him you are having difficulties connecting during prayer. Express your frustration. Tell Him just what you told me."
Jewish Practice » Jewish Prayer » Insights » Questions and Answers » What’s the Point of Saying Words?
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Prayer Before Prayer
By Yisrael Pinson
G-d, I did all that was humanly possible to create the perfect receptacle for your blessing, now I will step aside and let You do the speaking, I will let You do the singing, I will let You give the presentation.
Society & Living » Jewish Recovery » Recovery Blog » Prayer Before Prayer
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Prayer: A Hard Day’s Night
By Moshe New
Discover the two dimensions of prayer as we explore which prayer is the first of the day: the morning or evening prayer?
Audio Classes » Jewish Practice » Prayer » Prayer: A Hard Day’s Night
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How does one find atonement in the absence of sacrifices?
By Shmuel Kogan
Question: Please help me to understand. If the foundation for G‑d's forgiveness and atonement was initially the sacrifice on the altar in either the Tabernacle or later the Temple, how does one now find forgiveness and atonement since the Temple and ...
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