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Jewish Practice Jewish Calendar Hebrew Months Cheshvan Yahrzeit 11 Cheshvan: Our Mother Rachel

Our Matriarch Rachel: The Power of a Mother's Love

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Our Matriarch Rachel: The Power of a Mother's Love

A mother is forever; even after leaving this world, the connection and bond remains.
Topics: Rachel, Calendar, The Jewish
By Shifra Sharfstein
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Jacques Abourbih Sudbury April 26, 2017

Mrs. Shaferstein delivers a compelling message about our Mother Rachel, a message of hope and strength in our darkest hour. There is however the question that in Judaism, there is no intermediary between G...d and Man. I want to speculate, if the Jewish people had prayed directly to Hashem and truly repented (teshuvah), instead of Rachel's plight on their behalf, would He have overturned His terrible verdict? Reply

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