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Etrog: (lit. "citron"), used during the festival of Sukkot for the mitzvah of the Four Species
The Angel Michael harnessed the horse to the wagon of mitzvot, and the wagon driver cracked his whip. Suddenly the wagon gave a lurch forward, flattening the piles of sins that had been obstructing its way...
On the cosmic mitzvah scale there really is no difference if I make a blessing over my lulav-and-etrog set, or if that same set is used by a Jew on the streets of Brooklyn.... mitzvah = mitzvah, right?
The messenger approached a traveler and asked him whether he was carrying an etrog . . .
In the city of Berditchev, home to tens of thousands of Jews, there was but one etrog . . .
Only the fruit used by Jews during their festival of Sukkot could cure the king.
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