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Thursday, January 8, 2009 - 12 Tevet, 5769
ChabadofBinghamton.com » Audio Classes » Parshah » Devarim » Eikev » The Philosophy of The Bible - Eikev

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The Philosophy of The Bible - Eikev





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Kaplan, Mendel
Rabbi Mendel Kaplan is the founder and spiritual leader of Chabad @ Flamingo in Thornhill, Ontario, he also serves as a Chaplain of the York Regional Police Service


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Posted: Aug 22, 2008
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Beautiful class and very enlightening.
Posted By George, New York, NY

Posted: July 30, 2007
R' Mendel Kaplan's Philosophy of the Bible Eikev
",,, the last final touch that makes all the difference..."

the last final touch to an inspiring shiur...

Hakores hatov. Thank you.

May Hashem bless you with new Torah insights and expand your power to communicate them.
Posted By Miriam, Manchester, UK

Posted: Aug 24, 2005
Rabbi Kaplan's Lesson
I very much enjoyed this lesson as it brought clarity to the topic for me and has given me a renewed energy to do the "best" that I, personally am able to do and not to fall into the pattern of just doing the "so-so" that I can, schlepping through by merit of routine. I was also enlightened about the importance placed on "completing" the mitzvah. Todah rabah, very good lesson!
Posted By Jasmine



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