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Sylvester howled in anger and pain as he plunged his arms into the fire and knocked the scrolls out of the flames   Reb Shabsi knew that, sooner or later, he’d break from Sylvester’s constant pressuring. Daily, Sylvester reminded him of his past sins, causing him to doubt whether he had ever been a decent
Elisheva Frankel
bite the budget
Sylvester howled in anger and pain as he plunged his arms into the fire and knocked the scrolls out of the flames   Reb Shabsi knew that, sooner or later, he’d break from Sylvester’s constant pressuring. Daily, Sylvester reminded him of his past sins, causing him to doubt whether he had ever been a decent
Elisheva Frankel
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A day of rejoicing and unity, when families celebrate their shared heritage, became a day of horrific loss and unfathomable mourning
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The Search: Pesach 5782
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“I accept Your Will Hashem,” I whispered, “I accept this nisayon, please just give me the koach.”
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