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David Matz Lindsborg, KS/USA February 10, 2012

Knowing & Comprehending Your Belief R. Moshe Steiner effectively articulates the meaning of this Hayom Yom. He crisply illuminates what the Masters speak about in their ma'amarim. He is spot-on with the admonishment: "when you don't give your belief system much thought, hypocrisy can happen." Something to give abundant thought to.
This video feature you provide with the Hayom Yom has given me added perspective to our Rebbes' thinking. Thank you. Reply

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