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Ahavat Yisrael: (lit. "love for one’s fellow Jews"); as enjoined by the Biblical precept “Love your fellow like yourself” (Leviticus 19:18).
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What does it mean to love your fellow Jew? Can we really be expected to love - not just be tolerant of everyone we meet? In this first installment of “Love. Joy. Truth.”, we delve into the question of what true love means, and how we can learn to love eve...
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In this lesson we explore the importance to prepare ourselves before we begin to pray, and why it’s necessary to verbally express our prayers. We preface the introductory prayers with a commitment to love our fellow Jew, which is followed by words of ‘Ma ...
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