Tetzaveh – What’s In A Name (5782)

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Tetzaveh – What’s In A Name (5782)

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Feb 20, 2024

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Our Sages tell us that each one of us is unique and has a unique mission to fulfill. Humans are not fungible, moist, robots that can be swapped for each other. Each one of us is our own world. We must each say: “the world was created for me.” But how do we discover our […]

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Feb 20, 2024

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Tetzaveh – What’s In A Name (5782)

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