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Every Song Has Its Story
Do we ever think much about, or even know, what motivated our favorite song?
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Milestones
The murmured words of Yizkor echo in the upper worlds
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At the moment of death, a soul is born
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Right then and there, I decided there was something I could do
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To his shock and amazement, Dovid replied, “I had a great time! It was my best night of the week!”
Rabbi Ron Yitzchok Eisenman
Shul with a View
“If a Jew who knew no English was so careful about Shabbos, I know I can keep Shabbos, too”
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