Hilchot Teshuva 8:1-4 (The World To Come: What Is It?)

September 13, 2018 9:49 pm

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1. Passover celebrates not only the release of the Israelites from bondage, but also the beginning of their dedication to the radical idea that all people are created in the image of G-d. Israel's redemption sent the eternal message that all people must be treated with dignity.

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Scott Kahn of JCH @JewishCoffeeH·

6 Apr

The Haggadah implies that for the son who does not know how to ask a question, we simply tell him the story. But a deeper look shows that there's more to it that that.

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Scott Kahn of JCH @JewishCoffeeH·

5 Apr

First the Orthodox Jews will die in greater numbers that others.
And when this is over, they'll be blamed for the pandemic.
This is very a very dangerous time on two separate fronts. We dare not ignore either one.

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