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The Lofty Lesson of a Silent Aleph

The Lofty Lesson of a Silent Aleph

by Shira Schechter (Moderator) | f 29, 2022 | Community, God, Happiness and Joy, Hebrew Language, Proverbs, Temple, Tests and Trials

The better hours of my adolescence were spent at Grateful Dead concerts. I made great friends and had a great time. But the main draw was, of course, the music. Tuned to the tempo of a heartbeat, the music was meant for slow dancing, swaying for hours. I loved...
Did God Abandon His People When He Destroyed the Temple?

Did God Abandon His People When He Destroyed the Temple?

by Shira Schechter (Moderator) | f 21, 2022 | Jeremiah, Repentance, Revelation and Prophecy, Temple

What do you like to hear first, the good news or the bad news?  Jeremiah is known as the prophet of destruction and rebuke. Indeed, he was given the unenviable task of warning the Jews of the impending destruction of the Temple and Jerusalem. But were all of his...
The Lovely Almond Tree: Symbolizing the Temple in Destruction and Resurrection

The Lovely Almond Tree: Symbolizing the Temple in Destruction and Resurrection

by Eliyahu Berkowitz | f 28, 2021 | God, Israel, Jeremiah, Temple

Going out to the fields in Israel in the winter presents the beautiful sight of almond trees in bloom, covered in white blossoms. But it is not for its physical beauty that the almond is mentioned so many times in the Bible. Jacob relied on the spiritual connection...

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