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Lech-Lecha 5768 - October 19, 2007
Living
Living
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Parshah
Lech-Lecha
Introducing Abram, age 75 . . . Sarah’s abduction . . . Lot relocates to Sodom . . . the Covenant Between the Parts . . . Hagar and Ishmael . . . Abraham’s circumcision.
Also: dust and stars, threads and shoestraps, the third millennium, a history of monotheism, the quest for self, and the horror and wealth of galut . . .
Introducing Abram, age 75 . . . Sarah’s abduction . . . Lot relocates to Sodom . . . the Covenant Between the Parts . . . Hagar and Ishmael . . . Abraham’s circumcision.
Also: dust and stars, threads and shoestraps, the third millennium, a history of monotheism, the quest for self, and the horror and wealth of galut . . .
Women
The Jewish Woman
The Jewish Woman is a site dedicated to providing Jewish women of all backgrounds intellectually challenging, emotionally uplifting and inspirationally stimulating articles.
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There was once a person who was traveling from place to place and he saw a palace in flames. Said he: "Can it be that there is no master to this palace?" So the owner of the palace looked out to him and said to him: "I am the master of the Palace." By the same token, because Abraham would go around saying, "Can it be that the world has no master?" G-d looked out and said: "I am the owner, the master of the world"
— Midrash Rabbah
Print Magazine
The month before Rosh Hashanah, taught Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, is a precious month. For thirty days, you can find the Ultimate King awaiting you outside the city, on a rustic path that winds through an empty meadow.
What’s the advantage of meeting the King in a meadow?
Because when you meet the King in His palace...
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