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The Humble Willow
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The Humble WillowDuring the festival of Sukkos, the Torah commands us to take a citron, a date palm frond, a myrtle branch, and a willow twig and bring them all together. The Midrash adds that each of these represents a different kind of Jew.
The Humble Willow
Disc 159, Program 633
Event Date: 18 Tishrei 5721 - October 09, 1960
During the festival of Sukkos, the Torah commands us to take a citron, a date palm frond, a myrtle branch, and a willow twig and bring them all together. The Midrash adds that each of these represents a different kind of Jew. While the citron, which has both flavor and aroma, represents those within the Jewish people who have Torah knowledge and good deeds, it is the willow twig, which has neither, that has a vital message to share. |
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