You Never Ever Disown a Child
As Moshe Gave His Final Speech, He Reminded the People That G-d's Love Is Unconditional
1 hr 4 min
Devarim Women's Class
- July 21, 2020
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- 29 Tamuz 5780
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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This women's class was presented on Tuesday Parshas Devarim, 29 Tammuz, 5780, July 21, 2020, streaming live from Rabbi Jacobson's home in Monsey, NY
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Devarim Women's Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- July 21, 2020
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- 29 Tamuz 5780
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Dedicated by Ben Rutstein
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Sara -3 years ago
Who cares if ...
The responsibilities of the Jews are huge, tremendous to the world, to relationship with Gd. I'm thinking that when individually or collectively we fail to meet those responsibilities, it's just too much for some, so is easier to give up, to not try anymore.
How and what can we ourselves or helping someone else to care?
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Sara -3 years ago
Gd's love is unconditional ...
A beautiful, beautiful, beautiful message. Why are there those who are so quick to condemn and even hate and even ready to throw out those who may not "fit" the "mold". If Gd is willing to accept, love etc given how much we collectively and individually stray. how much more should we also do the same with each other?
Will we ever "get it"?
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chaim akerman -3 years ago
Question for Rabbi YY
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Sara -3 years ago
The Baal Haturim ...
Please explain his comment related to how poor he was and that he questioned whether he was in the category of people who shouldn't eat so much on Shabbat so that he doesn't have to beg for food.
1. the issue of begging for food by someone who is hungry, should not they?
2. the obligation of others to provide to those who dont have so they dont feel ashamed
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