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The Tension between Selfhood and Selflessness

A Journey into the Biblical Prohibition Against Offering Yeast or Honey

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The Tension between Selfhood and Selflessness- A Journey into the Biblical Prohibition Against Offering Yeast or Honey

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Av Schwartzberg -14 years ago
mp3 finding
I eenjoy your classes and like downloading them so I can hear them 2x and at my convenience. But the mp3 button is not so easy to find.
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Nicole Green -14 years ago
Bamidbar
Rabbi Jacobson,
I wait impatiently each week for your amazing essays.I think it would be wonderful to have them published in a book, parsha by parsha, and make them available to so many
I thank you for the inspiration which you provide me every week and which I make a point of sharing as part of our weekly shiur in Cape Town, SA. Hashem and the Rebbe have blessed you with incredible insight into the Torah and Chassidus.May you always find the words to express so generously the essence of Torah, thank you!!!
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- Anonymous -2 years ago
  We are waiting for your book dear Rabbi Jacobson. I think the jews in Israel are in desperate need of someone like you to talk to them in their language
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yonatan silverman Tel Aviv Isr -14 years ago
reform and conservative judaism
why does the orthodox chief rabbinate in Israel tyrannize and persecute non-orthodox Jews as if they were jews for jesus?
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jack -14 years ago
deep
a lovely insight, on all thre levels. thanks
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Laurie -14 years ago
Sacrifice
You are so brilliant and you are an inspiration to all of us.. I am in awe of how you teach and with all the references to the Torah.. I would like to turn what you say into a deep and meaningful workshop where each person can also share their relationship to your teachings..
Where do we eat from pleasure? How to we hold on to what is contaminated when we are going for purification? How does this relate to our lives today.
I have so many Religious Clients who are cooking for Sedar but inside their soul they do not feel seen or loved by their parents of children..
Much respect to you.
Warmly,
Laurie Schwartz-Friedman
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Rabbi YY Jacobson

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