Chupah

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Chupah: (lit. "canopy"); (a) the canopy under which a wedding ceremony is solemnized; (b) the wedding ceremony

Kiddushin (1)

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When Breaking Is Fixing The secret to a successful relationship

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Learning to accept (yours and others’) imperfections, flaws and deficiencies.

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Escorting the Bride and Groom, Part 1 15 Shevat, 5741· January 20, 1981

When G-d and the Jewish People were "married" at Mount Sinai, there were two "marriage ushers": Moses and Aaron. In commemoration of this, at a Jewish wedding two ushers escort bride and groom to one another. But there is a surprising regulation that ...

The Rebbe » Living Torah » Archive » Disc 42 » Program One Hundred Sixty Six

Escorting the Bride and Groom, Part 2 15 Shevat, 5741· January 20, 1981

At Mount Sinai, Moses and Aaron served as "marriage ushers," escorting G-d and the Jewish People to one another to unite in an eternal covenant. Chassidic teaching explains that Moses represented the "masculine" Divine force, and Aaron, the "feminine" ...

The Rebbe » Living Torah » Archive » Disc 42 » Program One Hundred Sixty Seven

The Value of a Debt Analyses of Talmud Tractate Kiddushin

By Yaakov Wagner

What is the real value of a promissory note? What happens if one hands over an IOU in order to effect a kiddushin (betrothal) transaction? Is the transfer of a debt equivalent to the transfer of funds for this purpose? What about for a pidyon haben ...

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