Recent Jewish Blog PostsMoshiach Now?by Miriam Metzinger31 Jan 2010 08:38 PMIt seems that Moshiach is a popular Jewish topic nowadays (i.e the subject of the coming of the Jewish Messiah). Or at least it is considered something worth discussing. Yakov's Promise: From Amsterdam to Jerusalemby Miriam Metzinger31 Jan 2010 08:21 PMMy husband is friends with a man who is 60 going on 16. He's always out where the teenagers hang out in the middle of Jerusalem, Ben Yehuda. Late at night, young people go there to hang out, but some show signs of falling into a lifestyle that can be risky and become a prison. Much Ado About Tefillinby Miriam Metzinger25 Jan 2010 07:53 PMEverybody has been talking about tefillin lately. I mean everybody. I never thought tefillin would hit the headlines. Pharaoh, Moses and the Light within the Source of Evilby Miriam Metzinger22 Jan 2010 12:24 AMThis week's Parsha starts with the word "Bo," when G-d tells Moshe Rabbeinu to "come" to Paro (Pharaoh). Something immediately seems unusual about this; Why does Moshe say "come" to Paro instead of "Go" to Paro? "Come" implied "Come with me. Be Like Moses: The Ultimate Pleaby Miriam Metzinger18 Jan 2010 04:19 AMIn perhaps one of the most startling moments in the Bible, Moses confronts G-d about the treatment of the Children of Israel at the hands of their slavemasters the Egyptians; "Why have you done evil to your people?" he exclaims. I remember as a child feeling very startled at this. The Rabbi and the Queenby Miriam Metzinger31 Dec 2009 08:36 PMWhen Aryeh Sufrin emerged from the smoke-filled mangled subway car and managed to put aside his shock, he wondered what had happened. News soon reached the survivors that four suicide bombers were responsible for the murder of 52 commuters on the London Underground on that dark July day in 2005. What is Lacking in Perfectionby Miriam Metzinger29 Dec 2009 06:28 PMPerfection is not always perfect. Sometimes there is an ingredient missing that makes a beautiful or impressive object or structure vulnerable, in spite of its apparent sturdiness and the quality of its materials. When Answers Are Not Enoughby Miriam Metzinger25 Dec 2009 03:38 AMIt was during this past Chanukah that I heard the speech of a mother who has experienced the ultimate suffering, something that should not happen to anyone, the loss of a child r'l. I remember the shock I experienced when I first heard the story. Thoughts on a Chanukah Candleby Miriam Metzinger18 Dec 2009 04:14 AMChanukah is a busy time for our family. The kids are off from school, I am not off from my job at home, but there is plenty for the kids to do, besides just running around the house. When I am freed from my duties at the computer, there are Chanukah parties and get togethers. The Rabbi in the Doghouseby Miriam Metzinger07 Dec 2009 10:25 PMMontana is known for its known for its striking natural wonders, historical sites depicting the travels of Lewis and Clark and quaint glimpses into a version of America that is well-loved but quickly fading. Recent Blog Comments Dale Harcombe says... "I'm Christian and in our bible study group we studied the book of Esther last year and found it extremely helpful." |
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"HELLO.Not always,but lots of times or sometimes,not shaking hands is founded in prejudicim according to COUSIN OF CAGLAR JUAN SINGLETARY http://yahwhyjesusvixenkempo.ning.com/ PS=Whether you shake hands or not should be a personal decision,not a forced decision.HAPPY HOLIDAYS though,esp.X-MAS."
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