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Women's Pesach/Bo Class
- January 16, 2024
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- 6 Sh'vat 5784
Rabbi YY Jacobson
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In loving memory of Miriam bas Reb Tzvi Hirsh, Miriam Popack, a lifelong leader of Jewish outreach, pioneer of Jewish women’s programming for N’shei U’Bnos Chabad; A beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Dedicated by her children Dovid and Chaya Rivka Feldman
Class Summary:
This class was presented on Tuesday, Parshas Bo, 6 Shvat, 5784, January 16, 2024, at Bais Medrash Ohr Chaim in Monsey, NY.
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Women's Pesach/Bo Class
Rabbi YY Jacobson
- January 16, 2024
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- 6 Sh'vat 5784
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- 2943 views
In loving memory of Miriam bas Reb Tzvi Hirsh, Miriam Popack, a lifelong leader of Jewish outreach, pioneer of Jewish women’s programming for N’shei U’Bnos Chabad; A beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.
Dedicated by her children Dovid and Chaya Rivka Feldman
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Abraham -2 months ago
This lecture should have x1000 more views. Powerful.
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Anonymous -3 months ago
Beautiful and relevant. Thank you
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Esther -3 months ago
Life lessons
Didn't we learn that when Joseph's brothers came to Egypt initially, that Joseph treatment of his brothers was really a way for them to bring up the past and go through the trauma of the past so they there would be forgiveness, and they could move on as a family in the future. The same thing seems to be here with the korbon that it represents Joseph and the sin committed by his brothers by selling him, To recall that time in the past, heal from it and move forward.
Seems like the Torah is trying to teach us that we have to face the past and its traumas, learn from it, so that we can move forward with our lives in a peaceful manner.
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cirel lipskier -3 months ago
Untie - Unite
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Yisroel -3 months ago
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