Jewish Treats
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09/08/2009
Workers’ Rights
Are workers’ rights a modern invention born out of the trials and…
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09/08/2009
Responsble Boss
Keep a stash of cash in the house so that you will not be put in the…
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09/04/2009
Zmirot (Songs of Shabbat)
Singing zmirot, songs of Shabbat, on Friday night not only expresses joy…
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09/04/2009
Shabbat Children’s Choir
If you are sharing a Shabbat meal with children, find some easy songs to…
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09/03/2009
“And Now Let Us Say Amen…”
The word “Amen” seems to be one of those words associated with prayer…
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09/03/2009
Respectfully Quiet
When someone near you is saying a blessing or a prayer, keep conversation…
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09/02/2009
The Ben Ish Chai
When Rabbi Yosef Chaim was 25 years old, his father, Chacham Eliyahu Chaim,…
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09/02/2009
Only A Few Weeks Left
Begin preparing for the High Holidays by reading about their laws and…
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09/01/2009
Forgiveness: An Elul Treat
Many feel that the three hardest words to say are: “I am sorry.” Yet, we…
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09/01/2009
Forgiveness At Home
Forgive those closest to you for their mistakes, and ask their forgiveness…
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08/31/2009
What’s In The Book: Joshua
The Book of Joshua (Yehoshua) is the first of the ten books known as…
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08/31/2009
Sharing
New school year...new school clothes. Give a family in need the school…
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08/28/2009
A Controversial Prayer
The final prayer recited at all three daily prayer services is Aleinu, a…
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08/27/2009
Getting Married Again
Pharaoh, fearing the birth of the predicted “saviour” of the Israelites,…
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08/27/2009
A Friend In Need
Lend an ear to a friend in need, but be careful that any advice you give is…
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08/26/2009
Finders Keepers
After a visit from a close friend, a woman finds a gold bracelet on her…
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08/26/2009
Attention to Detail
Pay attention to the objects you pick up from your desk; make sure they are…
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08/25/2009
Seeking God in Elul
Psalm 27 is read twice daily from the beginning of the month of Elul…
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08/25/2009
Early Morning Reading
Take two minutes each morning (until the end of the holiday of Sukkot,…
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08/24/2009
The Three Prayers
Our sages teach us that each of the three daily prayer services were…
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08/24/2009
Thank You, Thank You, Thank You
Find time throughout the day to connect with God.
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08/21/2009
I Am To My Beloved…
The Torah verse that epitomizes the emotions of love is: “Anee l’dodi…
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08/21/2009
Time for “Us”
Spend the evening celebrating your relationship with God...and have a…
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08/20/2009
Rosh Chodesh
The very first commandment that was given to the entire Jewish nation was…
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08/20/2009
In Honor of the New Month
Do something special in honor of Rosh Chodesh: have a special dinner, get…
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08/19/2009
Jewish Kings For 200
It is normal for people to desire a structured government. In ancient…
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08/19/2009
Act Like Royalty
Every Jew is considered the son or daughter of the King and should try…
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08/18/2009
Simeon, the Son of Jacob
Leah named her second son Simeon (ben Jacob), saying “Because God has heard…
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08/18/2009
Think First
Before acting on a major decision, think about how your actions will effect…
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