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Shavuot – Choosing to be Jewish

June 2, 2014by shalommorris 4 Comments

In anticipation of Shavuot I’ve been thinking about a well know Talmudic aggadah and I was surprised to find myself understanding it in a new way. I refer here to […]

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Sefirat Ha’omer and Transformations

May 30, 2014by shalommorris 1 Comment

The mitzvah of Sefirat Haomer, is the counting of days and weeks from Pesah to Shavuot.  More precisely though, the count is not from Pesah but from the Omer offering, […]

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