RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ECO-JUDAISM : GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ: VAYEIRA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ECO-JUDAISM : GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ: VAYEIRA

 

Sections about Parasha Vayeira From: "Great is Peace: A Modern Commentary on Talmud Tractate Derek Eretz Zuta "

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

and " A Spiritual and Ethical Compendium to the Torah and Talmud"

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/a-spiritual-and-ethical-compendium-to-the-torah-and-talmud

For weddings, B'Nai Mitzvah, etc, please email RabbiASegal@aol.com

''Although Abraham did not know this at the time, these three visitors, according to the traditional view, are angels. The Talmud says that an angel does a "function that God wishes to have performed." An angel can only do one function at a time, according to the Midrash. The sages explain it was angel Michael who told Sarah she would give birth, angel Gabriel who would overturn Sodom, and angel Raphael who healed Abraham
and saved Lot. Raphael means "healer of God." It is from the root word "refu," and we use this word when we wish someone to get well (r'fua).

Note that Abraham leaves his first guest, God Almighty, to take care of these three travelers. Our sages teach in Talmud Shabbat 127A, that "hospitality to wayfarers is greater than receiving the Divine Presence."

The Jewish notion of hospitality so important that it is one of the 613 commandments. It is called "hachnotot orchim." Talmud Tractate Bava Metziah 86B says that whatever good deeds Abraham did that day, God reciprocated later. Abraham got a calf; God gave us quail (Num. 11:31). Abraham gave milk and cream; God gave us manna (Ex. 16:04). Abraham stood and attended to his guests; God stood before us by the "rock of water" in Horeb (Ex. 7:06). Abraham escorted his guests; God lead the Israelites with a pillar of clouds (Ex. 13:21). Abraham gave his guests water; God gave us water from the rock (Ex. 17:6).

Taking care of our fellow humans, we have seen, is more important than taking care of God or ritual. And God rewarded Abraham's children for making this proper judgment. Tractate
Kiddushin 7A says that when we give to others, and when they accept the gift, we have received something important back from them.

The Talmud in Tractate Shabbat 88B goes a step further. The rabbis say that if not for of Abraham's hospitality, Moses would not have received the Torah. The sages say the angels saw God about to give the Torah to Moses and they protested. The angels said that man was not worthy to have the Torah. God gave Moses Abraham's face and said to the angels, "Is this not the very person who you visited and ate with in his home? Now you
are claiming that humans should not get the Torah?" A little bit of kindness can go a long way. ''

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: JEWISH SPIRITUALITY : GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ: VAYEIRA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: JEWISH SPIRITUALITY : GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ: VAYEIRA

 

Sections about Parasha Vayeira From: "Great is Peace: A Modern Commentary on Talmud Tractate Derek Eretz Zuta "

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

and " A Spiritual and Ethical Compendium to the Torah and Talmud"

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/a-spiritual-and-ethical-compendium-to-the-torah-and-talmud

For weddings, B'Nai Mitzvah, etc, please email RabbiASegal@aol.com

''Although Abraham did not know this at the time, these three visitors, according to the traditional view, are angels. The Talmud says that an angel does a "function that God wishes to have performed." An angel can only do one function at a time, according to the Midrash. The sages explain it was angel Michael who told Sarah she would give birth, angel Gabriel who would overturn Sodom, and angel Raphael who healed Abraham
and saved Lot. Raphael means "healer of God." It is from the root word "refu," and we use this word when we wish someone to get well (r'fua).

Note that Abraham leaves his first guest, God Almighty, to take care of these three travelers. Our sages teach in Talmud Shabbat 127A, that "hospitality to wayfarers is greater than receiving the Divine Presence."

The Jewish notion of hospitality so important that it is one of the 613 commandments. It is called "hachnotot orchim." Talmud Tractate Bava Metziah 86B says that whatever good deeds Abraham did that day, God reciprocated later. Abraham got a calf; God gave us quail (Num. 11:31). Abraham gave milk and cream; God gave us manna (Ex. 16:04). Abraham stood and attended to his guests; God stood before us by the "rock of water" in Horeb (Ex. 7:06). Abraham escorted his guests; God lead the Israelites with a pillar of clouds (Ex. 13:21). Abraham gave his guests water; God gave us water from the rock (Ex. 17:6).

Taking care of our fellow humans, we have seen, is more important than taking care of God or ritual. And God rewarded Abraham's children for making this proper judgment. Tractate
Kiddushin 7A says that when we give to others, and when they accept the gift, we have received something important back from them.

The Talmud in Tractate Shabbat 88B goes a step further. The rabbis say that if not for of Abraham's hospitality, Moses would not have received the Torah. The sages say the angels saw God about to give the Torah to Moses and they protested. The angels said that man was not worthy to have the Torah. God gave Moses Abraham's face and said to the angels, "Is this not the very person who you visited and ate with in his home? Now you
are claiming that humans should not get the Torah?" A little bit of kindness can go a long way. ''

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: JEWISH RENEWAL: GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ: VAYEIRA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: JEWISH  RENEWAL: GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ: VAYEIRA

 

Sections about Parasha Vayeira From: "Great is Peace: A Modern Commentary on Talmud Tractate Derek Eretz Zuta "

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

and " A Spiritual and Ethical Compendium to the Torah and Talmud"

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/a-spiritual-and-ethical-compendium-to-the-torah-and-talmud

For weddings, B'Nai Mitzvah, etc, please email RabbiASegal@aol.com

''Although Abraham did not know this at the time, these three visitors, according to the traditional view, are angels. The Talmud says that an angel does a "function that God wishes to have performed." An angel can only do one function at a time, according to the Midrash. The sages explain it was angel Michael who told Sarah she would give birth, angel Gabriel who would overturn Sodom, and angel Raphael who healed Abraham
and saved Lot. Raphael means "healer of God." It is from the root word "refu," and we use this word when we wish someone to get well (r'fua).

Note that Abraham leaves his first guest, God Almighty, to take care of these three travelers. Our sages teach in Talmud Shabbat 127A, that "hospitality to wayfarers is greater than receiving the Divine Presence."

The Jewish notion of hospitality so important that it is one of the 613 commandments. It is called "hachnotot orchim." Talmud Tractate Bava Metziah 86B says that whatever good deeds Abraham did that day, God reciprocated later. Abraham got a calf; God gave us quail (Num. 11:31). Abraham gave milk and cream; God gave us manna (Ex. 16:04). Abraham stood and attended to his guests; God stood before us by the "rock of water" in Horeb (Ex. 7:06). Abraham escorted his guests; God lead the Israelites with a pillar of clouds (Ex. 13:21). Abraham gave his guests water; God gave us water from the rock (Ex. 17:6).

Taking care of our fellow humans, we have seen, is more important than taking care of God or ritual. And God rewarded Abraham's children for making this proper judgment. Tractate
Kiddushin 7A says that when we give to others, and when they accept the gift, we have received something important back from them.

The Talmud in Tractate Shabbat 88B goes a step further. The rabbis say that if not for of Abraham's hospitality, Moses would not have received the Torah. The sages say the angels saw God about to give the Torah to Moses and they protested. The angels said that man was not worthy to have the Torah. God gave Moses Abraham's face and said to the angels, "Is this not the very person who you visited and ate with in his home? Now you
are claiming that humans should not get the Torah?" A little bit of kindness can go a long way. ''

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL:GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ:VAYEIRA

 RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL: GREAT IS PEACE: DEREK ERETZ: VAYEIRA

 

 

Sections about Parasha Vayeira From: "Great is Peace: A Modern Commentary on Talmud Tractate Derek Eretz Zuta "

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

and " A Spiritual and Ethical Compendium to the Torah and Talmud"

http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/a-spiritual-and-ethical-compendium-to-the-torah-and-talmud

For weddings, B'Nai Mitzvah, etc, please email RabbiASegal@aol.com

''Although Abraham did not know this at the time, these three visitors, according to the traditional view, are angels. The Talmud says that an angel does a "function that God wishes to have performed." An angel can only do one function at a time, according to the Midrash. The sages explain it was angel Michael who told Sarah she would give birth, angel Gabriel who would overturn Sodom, and angel Raphael who healed Abraham
and saved Lot. Raphael means "healer of God." It is from the root word "refu," and we use this word when we wish someone to get well (r'fua).

Note that Abraham leaves his first guest, God Almighty, to take care of these three travelers. Our sages teach in Talmud Shabbat 127A, that "hospitality to wayfarers is greater than receiving the Divine Presence."

The Jewish notion of hospitality so important that it is one of the 613 commandments. It is called "hachnotot orchim." Talmud Tractate Bava Metziah 86B says that whatever good deeds Abraham did that day, God reciprocated later. Abraham got a calf; God gave us quail (Num. 11:31). Abraham gave milk and cream; God gave us manna (Ex. 16:04). Abraham stood and attended to his guests; God stood before us by the "rock of water" in Horeb (Ex. 7:06). Abraham escorted his guests; God lead the Israelites with a pillar of clouds (Ex. 13:21). Abraham gave his guests water; God gave us water from the rock (Ex. 17:6).

Taking care of our fellow humans, we have seen, is more important than taking care of God or ritual. And God rewarded Abraham's children for making this proper judgment. Tractate
Kiddushin 7A says that when we give to others, and when they accept the gift, we have received something important back from them.

The Talmud in Tractate Shabbat 88B goes a step further. The rabbis say that if not for of Abraham's hospitality, Moses would not have received the Torah. The sages say the angels saw God about to give the Torah to Moses and they protested. The angels said that man was not worthy to have the Torah. God gave Moses Abraham's face and said to the angels, "Is this not the very person who you visited and ate with in his home? Now you
are claiming that humans should not get the Torah?" A little bit of kindness can go a long way. ''

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA:GREAT IS PEACE: BECHIRA:

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA:GREAT IS PEACE: BECHIRA : FREE WILL

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA:GREAT IS PEACE: OUR DAILY CHOICE

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA:GREAT IS PEACE: OUR DAILY CHOICE

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA:GREAT IS PEACE: GO FOR YOURSELF

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA: GREAT IS PEACE: GO FOR YOURSELF

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA: GREAT IS PEACE: LECH LECHA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA: GREAT IS PEACE: LECH LECHA

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA:GREAT IS PEACE: ABRAHAM'S CHOICE

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: COMMENTARY DEREK ERETZ ZUTA: GREAT IS PEACE: ABRAHAM'S CHOICE

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM: GREAT IS PEACE :JEWISH SPIRITUALITY :DEREK ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM: GREAT IS PEACE : JEWISH SPIRITUALITY : DEREK ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM:GREAT IS PEACE:JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL :DEREK ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL :DEREK ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUALITY :DEREK ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUALITY :DEREK ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM: GREAT IS PEACE: ECO-JUDAISM :DEREK ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: ABRAHAM: GREAT IS PEACE: ECO-JUDAISM :DEREK ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
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Jewish Spirituality
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Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
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RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE: ECO-JUDAISM :DEREK ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE: ECO-JUDAISM : DEREK ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE:JEWISH SPIRITUALITY :DEREK ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUALITY :DEREK ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH RENEWAL :DEREK ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH RENEWAL :DEREK ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: LECH LECHA: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL 

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: DEREK ERETZ: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: DEREK ERETZ: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL ;DERECH ERETZ 

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: DEREK ERETZ:GREAT IS PEACE:JEWISH SPIRITUALITY :DERECH ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: DEREK ERETZ: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH SPIRITUALITY : DERECH ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: DEREK ERETZ: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH RENEWAL : DERECH ERETZ

RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL: DEREK ERETZ: GREAT IS PEACE: JEWISH RENEWAL : DERECH ERETZ

 

Shalom and Shavuah Tov. Peace and a good week: The title of this coming Shabbat's Torah (Bible) portion (Gen 12-17) takes its name from God's command to Abraham. "Lech Lecha!--Go for yourself!" This sums up the choice that each of us has daily. As adults, no one is forcing spirituality and religion upon us. No one is forcing us to live an ethical life. No one even is demanding that we study Torah/Bible. We have freedom of choice. We decide, for ourselves, to go or to do, or not to go or not to do. This is no different than the choice that Abraham had to make 3700 or so years ago. What choice will we make today? Learn more at: http://www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org/books/great-is-peace-a-modern-commentary-on-talmud-bavli-tractate-derek-eretz-zuta

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA

 

Rabbi Arthur Segal www.jewishspiritualrenewal.org
Jewish Renewal www.jewishrenewal.info
Jewish Spiritual Renewal http://rabbiarthursegal.blogspot.com
Jewish Spirituality
Eco Judaism
facebook.com/RabbiArthurSegalJewishSpiritualRenewal
Hilton Head Island, SC, Bluffton, SC, Savannah, GA