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The Whole World Needs to be Ready
Rabbis' Blog posted on Feb 14, 2020 | 1 Comment
  What will it take to perfect our world? The Torah teaches that one day we will live in an era of peace and tranquility, in a world free of hatred and jealousy, cleansed...
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Here is why a Jew will do a Mitzvah
Rabbis' Blog posted on Feb 7, 2020 | 0 Comments
I always wondered how it is that a person can discover they are Jewish and minutes later be wrapping Tefillin and purchasing mezuzos for their home. This happens in the real...
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