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Return – Daily Inspiration for the Days of Awe

Teshuvah, the belief and the mandate that we really can and must change… demands hard internal work because teshuvah requires good decision-making. The poet Robert Browning once bemoaned the difficulty of making decisions: “Life’s business being just the terrible choice.”

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THE PROPHETS – Abraham Joshua Heschel

The things that horrified the prophets are even now daily occurrences all over the world. There is no society to which Amos’ words [Amos 8:4-6] would not apply. Indeed, the sort of crimes and even the amount of delinquency that fill the

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The Family Treasury of Jewish Holidays

THE FAMILY TREASURY OF JEWISH HOLIDAYS by Malka Drucker illustrated by Nancy Patz Many years ago in a place that seems so very far away — in a place and time void of personal computers and the World Wide Web

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WORDS THAT HURT, WORDS THAT HEAL

An old Jewish teaching compares the tongue to an arrow. “Why not another weapon, a sword, for example?” one rabbi asks. “Because,” he is told, “if a man unsheathes his sword to kill his friend, and his friend pleads with

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One Destiny: An Epistle to the Christians

“I couldn’t help writing on Jesus. Since I first met Him, He has held my mind and heart…. I floundered a bit, at first; I was seeking that something for which so many of us search–that surety, that faith, that

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ISRAEL AN ECHO OF ETERNITY

If I forget you, O Jerusalem, let my right hand wither. *1  ISRAEL AN ECHO OF ETERNITY by Abraham Joshua Heschel For a non-Jew it can be hard to fully understand the inviolable link that binds Jews all over

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BEING GOD’S PARTNER

“The place God calls you to is the place where your deep gladness and the world’s deep hunger meet. ” [1]  Being God’s Partner How to Find the Hidden Link Between Spirituality and Your Work by Jeffrey K. Salkin

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THE ANGUISH OF THE JEWS

As an historian of antisemitism looks back over the millennia of horrors he has recorded, an inescapable conclusion emerges: Antisemitism is the longest and deepest hate of human history. [1]  THE ANGUISH OF THE JEWS Twenty-Three Centuries Of Antisemitism

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