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How G-d is Accessed in Each Generation Differently

Why Wealth and Glory Don’t Cut it for the Jew. Torah Or Migilas Esther Maamar Vayikach Haman -- Part Two

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How G-d is Accessed in Each Generation Differently-Why Wealth and Glory Don’t Cut it for the Jew. Torah Or Migilas Esther Maamar Vayikach Haman -- Part Two

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chana -10 years ago
great article
terrific article as usual. Hope to share it with my students. May you have a very successful year
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SUZI -10 years ago
story and comment on Jonah story
Thank you Rabbi. I have nothing profound, or of note, to contribute. I am very happy to have the opportunity to learn from you, in a most pleasing way. I feel bad that I am not able to attend services on this Holy Day, and yet thanks to you, I feel I can still reflect, pray, learn, and understand. Thank you again, and may G-D continue to bless you and your loved ones.

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JV -10 years ago
fish - spirit -slumber
I'm not Jewish - and it was during a search for the etymology of the word fish (dagah) that I found this. Indeed, I do believe you are correct.
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Michale -11 years ago
Two fishes
Rabbi, thank you for this article. It is great, as always. I would like to ask you to comment out the fact that actually there were two fishes, male and female which swallowed Yonah. In the beginning Yonah was in male fish (dag), and he filled comfortable there. After that the male fish spewed out him, and female fish (dagah) swallowed him. Yonah filled unfortable there because the fish started to 'process' him. And only after that Yonah started to cry to G-d out and pray.
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Miriam -13 years ago
mentioned
Rabbi Paltiel mentioned another talk about the keruvim. Can you please tell me where to find it? Thank you.
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