Light of The Ger
History Revealed
Marah and Mitzvot
Love Thy Neighbor
Shulchan Aruch for Noahides
Ancient Ways
etc.
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Thursday, January 30, 2014
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Ger Tzedek Jethro
Ger Tzedek
Jethro In-Depth
Jethro and Pharaoh
Pinchas and Jethro
Jethro's Daughters
etc.
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Friday, January 24, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Shabbat Shalom : Yitro.
Poem by Joe Indomenico.
Rivers of tears flow from the heart.
The land of my love is being torn apart.
So much to do…….So much to say
Time as victim to pay.
Enduring suffering is not in vain
Well worth the price of pain.
For darkness transforms to light
Truth, the battle we fight.
The Herald is drumming……
The King is coming.
Glory on high
Redemption is nigh.
Light of Lights…..
Sight of Sights……
HaShem is in the Heights…..
Redemption the mantle of His Might.
Torah the crown of His Right.
And Hepzibah the beauty of His delight.
Enjoy the reciting of the 10 Commandments as sung in Hebrew.
From the cool crisp mountain air of Tzfat...
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Tu b'Shvat.
by Joe Indomenico.
Today is Tu b’Shvat, the 15th of the month of Shevat. It is the New Year of the trees for the purpose of calculating the age of trees for tithing. The Torah states that fruit from trees which were grown in the land of Israel may not be eaten during the first three years; the fourth year’s fruit is for G-d, and after that, the fruit can be eaten. Each tree is considered to have aged one year as of Tu B’Shvat, no matter when in the year it was planted.
Here is an insightful article by Rabbi Yitzchak Ginsburgh :
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Of the many thoughts that cascade are the image of the “Branch”...
Real Torah Codes
Yosef Still Lives!
Prayer of Joshua
Torat Moshe
Hands Held High
Who is This Hur
Prophets of Levi
Tree of Life
Shirat Devorah
etc.
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Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Parashas Bo - The Beloved Pesach
The Passover Revealed
Mila and Torah
The Chock!
The Ger and Holidays
Ketia Bar Shalom
Pinchas and the "Vav"
etc.
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Friday, January 10, 2014
Shir ha Mashiach.
by Joe Indomenico.
In this week's parashat B'shalach, B'nei Yisrael sing to Hashem upon seeing the open miracles.
There
are ten songs beginning with this Song at the Sea led by Moshe Rabbeinu
, and concluding with the tenth and final song which will be sung with
Mashiach.
All the (nine) songs mentioned in scripture are written in the feminine (shirah)
since their rejoicing was followed by ("gave birth to") further
servitude. The tenth song of Moshiach is written in the masculine (shir) to indicate that it is permanent.
Chassidut
explains that the first nine songs emphasized primarily a desire to
come closer to G-d from...
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Torah Ketchup - Betay-ah-Vogn!
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Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
Shirat ha Yam – The Song of the Sea.
by Joe Indomenico.
this coming Shabbat, Parashat b’Shalach will be read in the Synagogues. For those who cannot attend or have never seen the Sefer Torah of this portion, I would like to share with you the very unusual pattern of how these verses are written on the scroll. This has always intrigued me.
The Torah states that when Am Yisrael entered the sea, it became dry land with waters as a wall חֹמָה to their right and to their left.(Exodus 14 v29). To commemorate this miracle, the Hebrew text of the ” Shirat haYam -Song of the Sea” is stylized to resemble a ‘wavy wall.” with the words written in alternating blocks to suggest a...
