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“Parshas Shoftim, discusses the appointment of a king over Eretz Yisrael. Unlike most national rulers, our king must refrain from indulging in the excesses common to his contemporaries. The Torah teaches, ‘Only he will not have too many horses…And he will not have too many wives…And he shall not greatly increase gold and silver for…
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Final Week of the Schmooze with Rabbi Okin
FINAL WEEK of “The Schmooze” with Rabbi Okin, This Sunday, 6 p.m. Our final discussion-based Torah learning with Rabbi Okin (for kids 4th Grade and older) is this Sunday, May 22, at 6:00 p.m. We’re having hot dogs and hamburgers and other treats for this special event. See you Sunday, and we will Schmooze!
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Parshas Tazria and HaChodesh
Parshas Tazria This week’s parsha describes in great detail the varying manifestations of the disease called tzara’as. Although it has commonly been mistranslated as leprosy, this skin disease bears little resemblance to any bodily ailment transmitted through normal exposure. Rather, tzara’as is the physical manifestation of a spiritual malaise, a punishment from G-d primarily for…
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Parshat Beshalach – Don’t Just Stand There, Do Something
Parshat Beshalach, 1/23/2021, Rav Avi Okin, “Don’t Just Stand There, Do Something”
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Teen Schmooze
A special opportunity just for teens in an informal group setting. Weekly, starting Sunday, April 25 on the NHBZ Patio.
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Parshas: Beha’aloscha
Beha’aloscha – בְּהַעֲלֹתְךָ Beha’aloscha (Hebrew for “when you step up”) is thematically diverse, beginning with the daily lighting of the golden menorah in the Mishkan. The Levites are initiated into the Tabernacle service. The Torah then describes the celebration of Passover in the second year in the desert, complete with the bringing of the Korban…
