Dovid Rosenfeld: In fact, the Sages state that we should not stare at a rainbow because it is tantamount to staring at God Himself (Talmud Hagigah 16a).
פִסְחֵנוּ הַנִּזְבָּח
"I did not see a temple in the city, because the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are its temple" (New International Version, Revelation 21:22 Multilingual).
Martes, Nobyembre 17, 2015
Your column has become a favorite. Well, favorite. Not since Jim Knipfel’s Slackjaw have I anticipated such… Personality.
Jim’s column was Fake. Yours is real, like scary real, and I’ve enjoyed the Weeks immensely, especially picking them apart like split ends. The exercise in brevity keeps me engaged, otherwise I get all Fat and careless. I’ve only written Haiku since, I don’t know, last year or so. Feels like forever. Your latest observation, for example:
Don’t look back. Islam is coming. Is Hollande being asked to start a peace process? I haven’t heard. Sorry. I am funny and intolerant that way.
Some 48 hours later Islam came. Islam came with a bang. What happened? Too much to ask, I’m afraid, because to some people it never sinks in. Islam came to town. More keep coming to the United States, Canada, and throughout Europe, most of them men without women or children; most of them of military age and most of them deserters.
It’s never been about Israel. It’s not about land. It’s not about anything. That’s the scary part. It’s about something else that our Western minds can’t absorb. Now who’s paranoid? Don’t look back. Islam is coming.
Some people never learn.
Martes, Nobyembre 10, 2015
Mamzer Melekh
Lunes, Agosto 31, 2015
PIGS o figs
Mexicano Deliman ignores mi; I follow him...Pinoy: Do you have figs?Mexican Babble.PINOY: ¿TIENES FIGS, SEE OH KKKNOW.Stuttering Mexicano: No
Biyernes, Hulyo 31, 2015
www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Torah-dedicated-in-memory-of-Jerusalem-Pride-Parade-stabbing-victim-442109
DOREEN ELLEN BELL-Dotan, TZFAT : I've been thinking About How to phrase this because I am afraid to Say it. I realized: If I am afraid to say this, it is essential that I do.
The greatest in Torah do not become famous, powerful religious authorities. They have no desire or need for power.
No one who really learns and loves Torah has any desire whatsoever to be a Rabbinical leader, get money for their learning, amass a great following and be called all kinds of superlatives. They most certainly have no desire to have masses of slavish, mindless sycophants following them everywhere and being utterly dependent upon them for all matters great and small.
If you are afraid of the authority of any Rabbi, you may be sure that Rabbi is evil.
If a Jew is so far from the God of Israel that they are able to use the Torah as a spade to dig with, that person is evil incarnate. Of such a person it is said: He has no God. For a Jew that means that they are evil itself.
"I know my weaknesses. I know I can be fooled. I know I have an ego. I know I can make mistakes and I might delude myself. For the very same reasons I do not trust myself to know if someone is a true Teacher. . I trust only You to guide me "that we are led to the Source.
If your judgment is so weak that you might be deluded if you learn Torah yourself, how can you trust that same judgment to know who is a worthy teacher - because everyone says he is great and frightens you that if you do not honor him some terrible. thing will befall you?
Those who are truly great in Torah know that there is someone who needs their message, HaShem will see to it that it gets to that person. They do not seek out fame as a "necessary evil" of getting Torah across.
A Jew who can use Torah cynically, who can put on a show of prayer while plotting devices, who can call on God's name in vain has no fear of God and no love of God. For a Jew that means he is evil incarnate.
Lunes, Hulyo 20, 2015
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Martes, Hulyo 14, 2015
גֹּוג֙ אֶ֣רֶץ הַמָּגֹ֔וג
"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
הֲמֹ֥ון יִשְׂרָאֵ֖ל
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible: and ye be a great multitude; of which they boasted, and in which they trusted, being ten tribes to two, and in this army two to one:
נְחַ֣שׁ נְחֹ֔שֶׁת
Timofey Bordachev: In sum, the category of "international order" may soon follow "multipolarity" into conceptual obscurity. It will be talked about, invoked in speeches, and cited in academic papers – but it will no longer describe how the world truly works. We are moving into an age where power is distributed differently, where the mechanisms of control are less formalized, and where legitimacy is negotiated in real time rather than bestowed by inherited institutions.
נַ֥עַר קָטֹ֖ן נֹהֵ֥ג בָּֽם
TENNESSEE
FLORIDA
The Last Supper's Waiter: "And all Edom [2 Samuel 8:14 Multilingual] and Sedom became Servants of David bearing an Offering" (2 Samuel 8:2 Multilingual).