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Parashat Emor Torah Portion: Leviticus 21:1 - 24:23 Haftarah: Ezekiel 44:15 - 44:31 Our Rabbi's Torah : Emor Parshat Emor leads with the commandment that a man from the priestly class may not become impure by contact with, or proximity to, a dead body, unless the deceased is an immediate relative. The High Priest is forbidden from becoming impure even if the deceased is an immediate relative. The Mei Hashiloach and the Torat Emet abstract this point in order to apply it to all those who want to serve G-d. All ‘priests’ must avoid coming into contact with any element that will obscure G-d’s constant providence from their sight. An encounter with a dead body is tantamount to encountering a place without life, where it seems G-d has withdrawn G-d’s providence. After such an encounter, the ‘priest’ will be unable to serve G-d with a whole heart, as the element of doubt has entered into his or her consciousness. Continued... If you want more, search the Torah Archives Morah's Torah - Al Regel Achat (On one foot) by Morah Yehudis Morah Yehudis is back on two feet, teaching her regular weekly classes and will not be writting her weekly commentary. Many thanks to our Morah for her skill, knowledge, care and love in teaching us all. Re-read her previous 12 commentaries Special Guest commentary : My Devar Torah By Neriah Bracha (Sidney) Chizzali Pesach 5768 I wanted to do something a little different this week. I wanted to talk about Pesach. Slavery to freedom, from being in pieces, we become one people. We as a people walked through the desert, for 40 years we walked. Together we suffered, together we lived, and together we walked. This year I feel especially emotional about Pesach. I lost a friend, she was very young and took her own life Continued...
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