Inquiring minds want to know. ?
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Sarah died in Hebron, which means "companionship" or "heart". A fitting location for Abraham to lose his lifelong best friend. #genesis 23:2 says that Abraham "mourned" and "wept" for Sarah. Mourning implies formal ritual, while weeping implies personal grief. Was the timing of her death (immediately after the binding of Isaac) an additional test of Abraham, to see if he would repudiate the binding of Isaac?
The word for "wept" has a small-sized letter kaf (originally a pictogram of a hand), perhaps indicating Abraham's diminished strength without Sarah. Abraham lived large in God's plan until Sarah died. Then he faded away.
#chayeisarah
https://www.americantorah.com/....2014/11/the-little-k
TTN Forum activation
TTN has a Forum feature which was active during the first year after the launch. I then disabled it as the feature wasn't being actively used.
My thoughts are that it was due to the fact that the comments weren't being published in the News Feed so discussions weren't actively participated in. I have looked at integrating it with the Feed and want to know whether there is an interest to activate the Forum again.
Personally, I would hope that at least regular asked subjects are discussed so that we have a central repository with everyone's beliefs per subjects. Members can then read through the collection of thoughts to get an overview of what others believe.
Please place your vote below.
Behold, the nations are like a drop from a bucket, and are accounted as the dust on the scales; behold, he takes up the coastlands like fine dust.
Isaiah 40:15 ESV
The nations of the earth are nothing, yet God expends so much energy and pain in their redemption.
Fear ye not therefore, ye are of more value than many sparrows.
Matthew 10:31
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