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Tag Archives: Jewish Literature
Human Flight In The Jewish Tradition
Rabbi Marc B. Shapiro blogs: The most famous example of human flight in Jewish literature is that of Jesus. As described in Toledot Yeshu, Jesus was able to use God’s holy name in order to fly, and was brought down … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Marc B. Shapiro
Tagged human flight, jewish heritage tour, Jewish Literature, jewish tradition, judas iscariot, Marc B. Shapiro, mass delusion, yeshu
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‘Got A Phone #?’
That was the header on one email I got today. And what was in the body of the email? Nothing. Here are some etiquette tips for when you email strangers asking for things. First of all, introduce yourself. Then say … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged etiquette tips, Jewish Literature, kosher lunch, novelists, shlomo
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We Must Write What We Can Only Whisper
I imagine things from her perspective: I met him in yoga in early January. He came in late. He looked a mess. He wore sweats. He had a beard and a yarmulke and tzitzit hanging out. He was looking for … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Fiction, Personal
Tagged drink tea, earthquake, guru, Jewish Literature, la cienega, la cienega blvd, orthodox jew, slippery places, slippery surface, tzitzit, Yarmulke
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