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    18 Nov

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    Dear Rabbi and Shira , Hi. I’m a weekly reader of your column. I figured this was the right place to ask my question. On my friend’s very first date, she got...

    11 Nov

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    Rav Chaim Soloveitchik on Avraham’s Priorities: When Avraham told his servant to swear that he would faithfully fulfill the mission to find a wife for Yitzchak, the Torah describes Eliezer as “the elder statesmen of his home and the one...

    11 Nov

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    In our Maariv prayers, we make a very important request of Hashem. “V’haseir Satan mil’faneinu u’mei’achareinu – Remove the Satan from in front of us and from behind us.” The simplest explanation of this petition is that we ask...

    11 Nov

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    The Midrash (Bereishis Rabba 58:3) states, “Reb Akiva was teaching Torah and saw that his students were falling asleep. To awaken them, he asked, “Why did Esther rule over 127 countries? It’s because her ancestor Sarah lived 127 years.” The Chidushei HaRim zt’l explains that...

    11 Nov

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    The Torah in Parashat Hayeh-Sara tells the story of Eliezer, the trusted servant of Abraham Abinu, who was sent to find a suitable wife for Abraham’s son, Yishak. Abraham told Eliezer to go to his homeland, Aram Naharayim,...

    11 Nov

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    On a recent Friday afternoon, my friend Chayale received a surprise gift package – a bottle of wine and a cake. She wasn’t expecting Shabbos guests. It wasn’t her birthday or anniversary. Her curiosity...

    11 Nov

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    And Yitzchak went out to meditate (daven) in the field towards the evening. Bereishis 24:63 Although the common practice among the Jewish people is to daven Shemoneh Esrei in a very quiet voice and that is what we...