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Zalman Posner |
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Faith is measured by actions, as is demonstrated by the Shemittah year—and the weekly Shabbat.
The holidays of Passover and Shavuot are connected to each other by the Omer Counting period. This reveals to us the nature of freedom, and its dependence on Torah.
The devoted family, an anchorage amid confusion, is rapidly disappearing. It is time to return to the values which created bonds of respect between children and parents.
A heightened sense of community responsibility is imperative -- but is that the highest priority?
The Mishnah teaches that “all afflictions one sees, except his own . . .”
How often people justify malicious gossip with the explanation that the slander is true?
The service of sacrifices involves much more than the animal being offered on the altar.
Why is a "kind" bird included amongst the forbidden fowl?
The "strange fire" brought in to the sanctuary by Aaron's two sons can be easily identified in many of today's sanctuaries too.
It's not what you give that is so precious, it's how much of yourself is invested in the gift.
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