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Weekly Devotions Week 56

Here is a story by Moses Schreiber (1762-1839) known to his own community as Moshe Sofer, who was one of the leading Orthodox rabbis of

Weekly Devotions Week 1 2018

“There are things that are important to us, so we speak about them. There are things so important to us that the words flow out

Weekly Devotions Week 54 2017

“All your robes are fragrant with myrrh, aloes, and cassia.” (Psalm 45:8) “Note that not only is Jesus most sweet, but even his garments are

Weekly Devotions Week 53 2017

“The downfall of the world was caused by two things. The first is that Eve ate, and gave Adam to eat, the forbidden fruit. Yet,

Weekly Devotions Week 52 2017

You are our epistle written in our hearts, known and read by all men; 3 clearly you are an epistle of Christ, ministered by us,

Weekly Devotions Week 51 2017

The month of Av is, in a sense, a paradox. At Tisha B’Av, (9th Av) it is a time of mourning and repentance, yet only

Weekly Devotions Week 50 2017

“Those who curse you (Israel) will be cursed and those who bless you will be blessed.” (Genesis 12:3) Nachmanides, (known as ‘Ramban,’ an acronym for

Weekly Devotions Week 49 2017

“IF THE WICKED HATES YOU, UNDERSTAND THAT IT HATED ME FIRST.” John 15:18 Do not be surprised if you are confronted with evil that can

Weekly Devotions Week 48 2017

“Fire hides in the ashes. If you dig deep, you’ll find it. Yet, one who seeks fire in the mountains will find only wind and

Weekly Devotions Week 47 2017

The Torah (Exodus 30:13-15) commanded: “This they shall give … a half shekel for the shekel of the sanctuary … everyone … from twenty years

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