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    Category Articles: Daily life & Practice


    (Published: Tue, 06 Nov 2007 05:03:27 -0500)
    Judaism :: Seeing the Bigger Picture
    The Talmud in Tannis 21a acquaints us with a man of
    tremendous faith Nachum Eish Gamzu. It is related of Nachum of
    Gamzu that he was blind in both eyes, his hands and legs were
    amputated, his whole body was covered with boils and he was
    lying in a dilapidated house on a bed, the
    Author: Rabbi Eliyahu Mitterhoff
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Tue, 06 Nov 2007 04:37:14 -0500)
    Judaism :: The Most Important Trait
    "And it will be, that the maiden to whom I will say, 'Lower your
    pitcher and I will drink,' and she will say, 'Drink, and I will
    also water your camels,' her have You designated for Your
    servant, for Isaac, and through her may I know that You have
    performed loving kindness w
    Author: Rabbi Eliyahu Mitterhoff
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Tue, 06 Nov 2007 04:07:24 -0500)
    Judaism :: A Small Miracle & a Lot of Love
    According to the Gemarah in Shabbos 21:a (Rashi) the celebration of Chanukah was decreed because the oil, which was supposed tolast one day, lasted for eight days. But at the same time the Jews were saved from the total destruction of their spiritualvalues and the loss of their Torah in a very mirac
    Author: Rabbi Eliyahu Mitterhoff
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 08:22:00 -0400)
    Judaism :: The Search For Truth

    Now Moses' father in law, Yisro, the chieftain of Midian, heard all that God had done for Moses and for Israel, His people - that the Lord had taken Israel out of Egypt. (Shemos 18:1)

    What news did Yisro hear that made such an impression on him, that he came to join the Jewish people? Th

    Author: Rabbi Eliyahu Mitterhoff
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 08:18:11 -0400)
    Judaism :: Life's Ups and Downs

    "A new king arose over Egypt, who did not know of Joseph" (Shemot 1:8).

    Gemara Sotah 11a states: "Rab and Samuel differ in their interpretation; one said that the king was actually new, while the other said that his decrees were new. And what does it mean that he 'did not

    Author: Rabbi Eliyahu Mitterhoff
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 05:44:22 -0400)
    Who is entitled to an opinion about Torah issues?


    Why is it that most people would never offer an opinion on a complicated medical issue, legal issue, physics issue, etc. because they understand that they just have no clue, while on complicated halachic and hashkafic issues every Joe Yid feels that he has the right to offer an opinion even

    Author: The Jewish Worker
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 05:11:17 -0400)
    Judaism :: Am I A Believer?

    It is a fundamental of most religions that there is a God who has created and runs our universe. But, in the Bible, which really is a book about God and His intervention in human affairs, there is no actual command that is worded, "You must believe in God." And in a way this makes wonde

    Author: Rabbi Jeremy Rosen
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 05:08:17 -0400)
    Judaism :: Why? Why? Why?

    In reference to my post "Am I A Believer?", several readers have told me that the most troubling issue is less belief, but more what actually happens, or is allowed to happen, on earth. To make matters worse it is religion that is often the cause of much of our suffering. Of course we m

    Author: Rabbi Jeremy Rosen
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 13:06:10 -0400)
    Judaism :: Parshat Vayeira - Lot and Yishmael

    The connection between social depravity and sexual depravity is often overlooked. Lot split from his mentor Avraham and chose to live in the immediately attractive, but corrupt, city of Sodom. He had learned about hospitality from Avraham. He said very similar words of welcome to the angels that

    Author: Rabbi Jeremy Rosen
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 13:04:14 -0400)
    Judaism :: Parshat Mikeitz - Yosef

    Look at how the personality of Yosef develops. He starts off as an arrogant young man, full of himself, comfortable telling tales to his father about his brothers and quite uninhibited in recounting dreams that clearly describe how he will rule them. Even if we accept the traditional idea that he

    Author: Rabbi Jeremy Rosen
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 13:01:24 -0400)
    Judaism :: Parshat Noach - The Flood

    What are we to make of Noach's Flood? God decides He has made a mistake and mankind needs to be recast in a different mold. Isn't it strange that things went so completely wrong so quickly with humanity? Didn't God know in advance?

    The fact is that right from the start, when Adam was tol

    Author: Rabbi Jeremy Rosen
    Directory: Daily life & Practice
    (Published: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:51:18 -0400)
    Parshat Bereishit - The Beginning

    A few years ago, I unintentionally upset someone. It was at a bar mitzva where I had been invited to "address" the young man. As part of my sermon, I had said that you don't have to take the traditional Jewish date of the creation of the world as being literally 5763 (or whatever it was

    Author: Rabbi Jeremy Rosen
    Directory: Daily life & Practice

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