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Here are some New Testament passages I recommend studying with #torah portion #kedoshim ("Holy ones" #leviticus 19-20), along with links to related commentary and videos.
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Good morning and happy Prep Day! Tomorrow is the Sabbath! How does a busy mom get everything done? How does she keep an attitude of joy and peace in the midst of crazy times? Let's talk about it! https://archive.aweber.com/awlist6425868/LJOF.

Earlier this week, a brand-new customer to Homeschooling Torah wrote: "I am just now, today years old, learning to organize our family…schedules, meal plans, etc. We have not been so good at it yet. I am already utilizing your planning helpers and print-outs. We have only done one scheduled day, and life is already easier and my kids are happier. Amazing. Praise Adonai!" https://homeschoolingtorah.com/take-a-tour/

 

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On this date in history, 04/28/1970: President Nixon formally authorizes United States forces to cross into Cambodia to attack Communists bases. #otd #tdih #vietnamwar

One thing have I asked of Adonai, that will I seek: to dwell in the House of Adonai all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of Adonai, and to meditate in His Temple.
Psalms 27:4 TLV

Day Six of Week 3: Yesod of Tiferet
20th Day of the Omer

For compassion to be fully realized, it needs bonding. It requires creating a channel between giver and receiver. A mutuality that extends beyond the moment of need. A bond that continues to live on. That is the most gratifying result of true compassion. Do you bond with the one you have compassion for, or do you remain apart? Does your interaction achieve anything beyond a single act of sympathy?

Exercise for the day: Ensure that something eternal is built as a result of your compassion.