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Wise Fridays: Guideline for Disputes
“Two camels meet on the steep ascent to Beit-Horon; if they both ascend simultaneously both will tumble down into the ...
Celebrate, Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Wise Fridays: Judith’s Prayer
“Look upon their pride; send Your anger upon their heads, give into my widow’s hand the strength that I plot. ...
Wise Fridays: Do Not Be At Peace
“When the community is in trouble, a person should not say, “I will go to my house and I will ...
Beliefs & Practices, Live, Mixed Multitudes
Wise Fridays: Professional Development
Rabbi Judah says: Whoever does not teach his son a trade or profession teaches him to be a thief. –Babylonian ...
Wise Fridays: The Central Paradigm
The central paradigm of Jewish religion is redemption. According to the Bible, the human being is created in the image ...
Israel, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Wise Fridays: National Responsibility
“Happy is the country and happy the nation that can give an account of what it has taken from others, ...
Jewish History, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Wise Fridays: A Song of Sorrow
“Three ways are open to a man who is in sorrow. He who stands on a normal rung weeps, he ...
Israel, Mixed Multitudes, Study
Wise Fridays: Families of Jerusalem
“Beautiful are the families of Jerusalem: A mother from a Russian curse and a father from a Spanish curse, A ...
Wise Friday: Enduring Arguments
“Every dispute that is for a heavenly cause will ultimately endure.”—Pirkei Avot, 5:17“The greatest danger is to believe that your ...
Wise Fridays: Despite the Faults
Just as we love ourselves despite the faults we know we have, so should we love our neighbors despite the ...