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    25 Oct

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     As the entire world was about to be destroyed by the great mabul, the flood, the only means of escape was to get passage on Noach’s ark. Only those who...

    25 Oct

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     Free Time: A Challenge and A Responsibility The name Noach was introduced and explained in last week’s parsha [Bereishis 5:28-29]. “And (Lemech) called the name (of his son) Noach saying: This one...

    25 Oct

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    When†the†time†finally came for Noach, his family and the animals to leave the ark after the flood¨†Hashem†commanded Noach to leave the ark, and then added היצא†אתך†– to bring out all the others. Rashi...

    25 Oct

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     INSANITYINSANITY One of the loveliest stories told by the Chassidic master Rabbi Nachman of Breslov goes like this: A king was informed by his chief minister that there had been a blight...

    25 Oct

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    Describing the painstaking trial-and-error process that eventually led to the creation of the incandescent light bulb, prolific inventor Thomas Edison said “I have not failed. I have merely found 10,000...

    25 Oct

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     I. Reasons for Mitzvos Everyone fulfills commandments at some point, even if only incidentally. But can the actions of an atheist or other non-believer count as mitzvos, as fulfillments of the...

    25 Oct

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     “He was named Noach, saying this one will ease our work, and bring us rest from the toil of our hands….” (Bereishis 5:29) Parents have dreams and aspirations for their children....

    25 Oct

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     There are many halachos that apply to fish, such as what beracha is recited on fish sticks, breaded fish, and gefilte fish. In addition, why do we eat fish on...

    25 Oct

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    The Gemara (Menachos 53:) states, “Why is the Jewish nation compared to an olive? The olive tree never sheds its leaves, not in the summer and not in the winter....