Shabbos Shoutout – October 9, 2021
A weekly Torah thought presented by Rabbi Ze’ev Smason of Nusach Hari B’nai Zion Congregation. Approximately 5 minutes of insight into the week’s Parasha, and topics of interest.
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Shabbos Shoutout March 19, 2021 Rabbi Ze’ev Smason
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