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When you trust in G-d, you know that circumstances and people can’t harm you. You have nothing to fear but fear itself.

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B’har: The Nature of Shabbos

May 7, 2006 – 3:41 am | Comments Off on B’har: The Nature of Shabbos4,025 views
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Shabbos – The Crown of the Week
“When you come into your land… the earth shall rest a Shabbos for Hashem. For six years you shall sow your land but the seventh year shall be…a Shabbos for Hashem.” (Our Parsha, Leviticus 25, 2-4) This verse begins with a discussion of Shabbos, …

B’har:Take Him at His Word

May 7, 2006 – 3:32 am | Comments Off on B’har:Take Him at His Word3,930 views
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A Promise
We are commanded in this week’s Parsha to take a Sabbatical, every seven years, from farming and gardening. The Torah explains that there are weekly Sabbaticals and annual Sabbaticals and that in observing this Sabbatical we honor G-d as creator of the world.

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B’har: The Power of What

January 12, 2006 – 4:07 am | Comments Off on B’har: The Power of What3,035 views
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Sabbatical
Farmers in Israel are instructed by Torah to work their land for six years and to let it lie fallow on the seventh. When all the fields in a country are permitted to lie fallow for an entire year would that nation not face a very real risk of famine?

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