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North Jerusalem Maggid of Dubno Project. Devoted to the teachings of Rabbi Yaakov Kranz, the Maggid of Dubno. The Voice of Jacob Sampler. General Comments on This Site. The Maggid, who lived from ca. 1741 to 1804, is famous for his use of clever parables to bring out profound lessons. In November 2007, I .
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A repository of parables of the Dubner Maggid, useful for a short story or dvar Torah on the weekly parasha parshat hashavua or Jewish holiday.CONTENT
This web page parsha-story.blogspot.com states the following, "Sunday, April 5, 2015." We saw that the webpage said " There was once a dockworker named Jack who had been forced to leave school at an early age in order to support his family." It also said " Jack, however, greatly valued the importance of Torah study. So he made an agreement with a promising young scholar, that he would help support the young man in return for sharing the merit of his Torah study,. The agreement worked fine until one day Jack decided that it was not enough just to support a Torah scholar. He wanted to study Torah himself! Is simila."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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Collection of Internet divrei torah on the weekly Parsha. Partially offset cost of site. ASAP if there are any inappropriate ads, and I will request that they be removed. Subscribe to Internet Parsha Sheet. To receive Internet Parsha Sheet by email, enter email or go to groups. Of the Internet Parsha Sheets from 5756 through current are now available here! .
Ideas and commentaries on the weekly Torah readings. I taught Tanach in Immanuel College, London and in Hartman, Jerusalem. I was also an ATID fellow for 2 years. At present, I work for the Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in the Diaspora, in Bar-Ilan University, Israel. Please feel free to use them and to send me your comments. Last week we saw t.