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I Love My Judaism, She Loves Her Jesus
How often do you hear Jews talk about how much they love God? Almost never. Jews instead say things like, “I love Torah”, or “I love Yiddishkeit” or “I love Judaism” or “I love Israel” or “I love Jews.” Christians, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, Jews, Judaism, lord and savior, Torah
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The Ten Commandments Of Chabad Jews
Watch the whole Torah talk. Rabbi Rabbs goes off on the Ten Commandments of Chabad Jews (I love Chabad and Aish HaTorah, but I enjoy hearing Rabbs’ rant): * You shall accept the Rebbe into your heart as your personal … Continue reading
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Tagged lord and savior, personal lord, rabbs, rebbe, sabbath candles, shem tov
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Torah Talk With Rabbi Rabbs
This week we have two Torah portions — Nitzavim (Deuteronomy 29:9–30:20) and Vayelech (Deuteronomy 31:1–30). Rabbi Rabbs goes off on the Ten Commandments of Chabad Jews (I love Chabad and Aish HaTorah, but I enjoy hearing Rabbs’ rant): * You … Continue reading
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Tagged bailout plan, brilliant woman, cathol, lord and savior, rabbi, rabbs, rebbe, sabbath candles, shem tov, Torah, torah portion, torah portions, vayelech
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Fireproof
I just watched this hokey Christian melodrama about saving your marriage through practicing the 40-Day Love Dare. If you want to save your relationship, try watching this movie together and discussing it. If you are not a Christian, skip the … Continue reading
Posted in Dating, Marriage, Personal
Tagged jesus christ, lord and savior, Marriage, melodrama, saving your marriage
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