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Brooklyn Torah Gazette — kol simcha torah gazette for parshas emor 5786

Выпуск: Brooklyn Torah Gazette — kol simcha torah gazette for parshas emor 5786. Темы: chassidus_hashkafa, parsha_commentary. Поисковые термины: хасидут, хасидский взгляд, chassidus, hashkafa, חסידות, השקפה, недельная глава, парша, parsha, פרשה, פרשת השבוע. (Transcribed from a classic Thursday night hashkafah lecture delivered by Rav Avigdor Miller in July, 1993 – Tape #E-147.) 10 | P a g e Kol Simcha Torah Gazette for Parshas Emor 5786 Thoughts that Count for Our Parsha When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap the corner of the field or the gleaning of the harvest. Kol Simcha Torah Gazette for Parshas Emor 5786 Kol Simcha Torah Gazette For parshas emor 5786 Vol 10 Issue 29 (Whole #494) 15 Iyar 5786/ May 2, 2026 Printed L’illuy nishmas Nechama bas R’ Noach, a”h For a free subscription, please forward your request to keren18@juno.com Past emails can be found on the website ShabbosStories.com under Brooklyn Torah Gazette Top 20 Yiddish Words You Should Know By Mordy Karp Art by Rivka Korf Studio Yiddish is the language of the Jews who settled in Europe. Yenta ("Yen-tah") noun Definition: Gentle Usage: An ordinary Yiddish female name, which is derived from Yentl, meaning "gentle." yenta has, through the influence of characters in Yiddish theater and literature, come to mean a person, usually a woman, who is particularly talkative and constantly in everyone else's business. In certain prayer rites, it is customary to recite daily prior to the morning prayers: "I hearby accept upon myself the mitzva of 'Love your neighbor as yourself.'" Two questions come to mind concerning this preface to prayer: What is the connection between this precept and prayer, to make it a fitting introduction? Some parallel the "head," others the "body," and yet others the "feet." Anyone who has ever experienced the pain of an ingrown toenail will be fully aware that a pain even in the lowest part of the body can impair the functioning of the head by causing an inability to concentrate or think clearly. Likewise, within the "body" of Jewry a malfunction in the "feet" can seriously disturb the "head." We find that the greatest Jewish sages, the most refined of people, would say Vidui, a prayer expressing remorse for such sins as stealing, committing violent acts, etc. Kagen o.b.m, from the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe 6|P ag e Kol Simcha Torah Gazette for Parshas Emor 57

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Brooklyn Torah Gazette

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1 мая 2026 г.

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14

Темы: chassidus_hashkafa, parsha_commentary