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Terumah: The God of Yielding

Published February 7, 2019February 7, 2019 by noahfarkas in Weekly Torah commentary
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Mishpatim: After Revelation

Published January 31, 2019January 31, 2019 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized
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Yitro: Reading the Bible Backwards

Published January 24, 2019January 24, 2019 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized
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Beshalach: Resisting Redemption

Published January 17, 2019January 16, 2019 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized, Weekly Torah commentary
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Bo: It’s All For The Children

Published January 10, 2019January 10, 2019 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized
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Shemot: The Pharaoh Within

Published December 27, 2018December 27, 2018 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized, Weekly Torah commentary
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Vayechi: What is our Legacy?

Published December 18, 2018 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized
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Vayigash: Near and Far

Published December 12, 2018 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized, Weekly Torah commentary
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Miketz: Show Yourself. Becoming Yourself.

Published December 6, 2018December 5, 2018 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized, Weekly Torah commentary
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Vayeshev: Winning By Losing

Published November 29, 2018November 29, 2018 by noahfarkas in Uncategorized, Weekly Torah commentary
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Bros hiking the super bloom. If you want to make the move into the future and better your life, ask yourself, is your past an anchor or an altar? Does it weigh you down, or give you the fuel to change? You cannot step into the future you imagine until you purge your past. Purge your hate. Purge your shame. Purge your guilt. Set your past on fire. My latest Torah reflection at www.noahfarkas.com For two years I lived in two worlds. One world full of skyscrapers, the other world empty houses. One made of concrete, the other of grass and sand. One resplendent, the other on the verge. One world where I was a student and the other world I was a pastor. My latest about being a rabbi after the big storm is up in the blog. https://noahfarkas.com/2019/04/10/metzora-book-of-life/ “Don’t look for God in the cause of suffering, look for God in in the response to suffering.” From my latest blog post- https://noahfarkas.com/2019/04/03/tazria-eruption/ #illness #suffering #healing #torah The haunting silhouettes of the #reddressproject is an amazing reminder of the violence against native women. They are beautiful and stark and a beacon for future generations to make a brighter future. #awed @valleybethshalom at #aipac2019 with @stavshaffir one of the most progressive member of the Israeli Parliament
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