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Saturday, August 29
Ki Tavo: Doing It G-d’s Way
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Rabbi Lazer
on August 29, 2009 11:30PM (EDT)
As the new year arrives it is time to declare our faith in G-d and to pledge our allegiance. Read this essay to learn vital lessons that can be learned from Jewish History and Kind David. more »
Sunday, September 14
Ki Tavo- Food for Thought at Your Dinner Table
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Rabbi Lazer
on September 14, 2008 01:38AM (EDT)
Seven Thoughts for Seven Days more »
Wednesday, August 29
Ki Tavo: Making it Relevant
by
Rabbi Lazer
on August 29, 2007 06:10PM (EDT)
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it really matter if it produces a sound? more »
Sunday, September 3
Ki Tavo: Serving G-d in A Selfish World
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Rabbi Lazer
on September 3, 2006 04:03PM (EDT)
After a long and agonizing separation, Jacob and Joseph were finally reunited at the ancient gates of Egypt. What did the loving father do at that moment? Did he embrace his son and release his pent-up tears? No, he recited the Shema, proclaiming his faith in G-d. more »
Ki Tavo: Pondering the Harvest
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Rabbi Lazer
on September 3, 2006 03:55PM (EDT)
“As you enter the land that G-d your lord has given to you and inherit it and settle it. You shall take from the first…fruit of the earth… and bring it to… G-d.”
This verse carries an apparent contradiction. Were these instructions to be carried out as soon our ancestors entered the land or only after they inherited and settled it? Also, why the emphasis on the fact that G-d our lord has given us this land? more »
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