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KI TAVO 5759
PARSHA SUMMARYKi Tavo The Parsha begins with Moses relating to the Children of Israel, that when they come to the land that G-d is giving them, they shall take the first fruit of the ground, and bring it to the priest, at the place where G-d will choose. (LNS)
INSIGHT Growth Through Sacrifice There are two approaches to the performance of a mitzvah: one may do with minimal effort and involvement, barely enough to fulfill the obligation; or one may do so with a sense of love and dedication. In this second way, one is fully immersed in the mitzvah to keep it with one's most precious possessions. Our Elul articles Last week's selection |
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CHILDRENThe I.O.U. The man was horrified and bewildered. "Please believe me," he pleaded, "I paid the money to your saintly father a few days before he passed away," and he went on to tell them what had happened. "You see, it was I who insisted that your father accept the money in payment of the debt, even though he could not find the note at once, for I was of course certain that as soon as he found it he would destroy it immediately. . . ." |
