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THE SANCTITY OF G-DS NAME; RULES FOR WRITING, READING AND DISPOSAL

בס”ד Fear and honor G-d Every person, Jews and non-Jews are command to fear, and honor, G-d.1  We see this reflected in the prohibition against blasphemy, which applies to all of humanity. This is stated in Leviticus 24:15  Whosoever curseth his God shall bear his sin. אִישׁ אִישׁ כִּי-יְקַלֵּל אֱלֹהָיו,… Read More »THE SANCTITY OF G-DS NAME; RULES FOR WRITING, READING AND DISPOSAL

EMUNAH

בס”ד What is Emunah? The Hebrew word Emunah is often translated as “faith”. But Emunah is not “blind faith” in the sense of merely believing that there is a G-d, without doing anything about it. Emunah is a deep awareness, an inner knowledge, that there is the One G-d, and… Read More »EMUNAH

AMEN

בס”ד The Hebrew word “amen” has been adopted by several religions, but is used differently in Judaism than many may be used to. For example, it is not used as a conclusion to a prayer of its own uttered. Below, we’ll explore how and when “amen” is used in Judaism… Read More »AMEN

FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH 2 – ACCEPTING THE “YOKE OF HEAVEN”

and Observing the Seven Noahide Commandments בס”ד To accept the “yoke of Heaven” The Hebrew term for “accepting the yoke of Heaven” is kabalat ol Malchut Shamayim, where “Malchut” refers to Kingship. This suggests a more positive connotation: accepting the Kingship of G-d. Jews affirm His Kingship three times daily… Read More »FUNDAMENTALS OF THE FAITH 2 – ACCEPTING THE “YOKE OF HEAVEN”

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