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Forgiving someone is hard unless we involve Hashem in the process
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The Places We Call Home
A celebration of the walls that surround, protect, and define us
The Places We Call Home
Housing prices, mortgage rates, and inflation have skyrocketed. Yet many young couples are still buying homes. How are they doing it? And should they be?
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Although it was an admirably selfless act, why was Esther’s attribution worthy of triggering the process of geulah?
Best Food Forward
There’s a magic response that stops conflict from escalating Act 2, Scene 2. At the kitchen table: Wife (to husband): Whenever you tell me I’m shouting, I immediately lower my voice. When I tell you that you’re shouting, you always deny it. Husband: That’s not true. Wife: Well, this morning when I said you were
Best Food Forward
There’s a magic response that stops conflict from escalating Act 2, Scene 2. At the kitchen table: Wife (to husband): Whenever you tell me I’m shouting, I immediately lower my voice. When I tell you that you’re shouting, you always deny it. Husband: That’s not true. Wife: Well, this morning when I said you were
The Interior of Design
There’s a magic response that stops conflict from escalating Act 2, Scene 2. At the kitchen table: Wife (to husband): Whenever you tell me I’m shouting, I immediately lower my voice. When I tell you that you’re shouting, you always deny it. Husband: That’s not true. Wife: Well, this morning when I said you were
The Interior of Design
There’s a magic response that stops conflict from escalating Act 2, Scene 2. At the kitchen table: Wife (to husband): Whenever you tell me I’m shouting, I immediately lower my voice. When I tell you that you’re shouting, you always deny it. Husband: That’s not true. Wife: Well, this morning when I said you were
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“The Torah map of this country would look very different without the quiet influence of out-of-town kollelim”
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