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Friday, April 18, 2014

Random Musing Before Shabbat–Hol HaMoeid Pesakh 5774–Not Rising to the Occasion

While another religion celebrates a rising, we spend our time avoiding things that rise. There’s a musing in that, and someday I’ll write it. Not today.

Lots of craziness around me today, so I offer this selection of previous musings for Shabbat Hol HaMoed Pesach and other Pesach-related musings. I hope you find them thought provoking and chametz-purging.

Shabbat Shalom,

Adrian
©2014 by Adrian A. Durlester (portions © 1997-2013)

  • Shabbat Hol HaMoed Pesakh 5773 - The Whole House of Israel
  • Pesach 5772 - Don't Believe This
  • Pesach 8th Day 5772 - The Bread of Freedom
  • Shabbat Hol HaMoed Pesakh 5771-Admat Yisrael
  • Shabbat Hol HaMoed Pesakh 5769 - Valley of the Dry Economy
  • Pesach VII 5768 - Department of Redundant Anamnesis Department
  • Hol HaMoed Pesach 5767-Not Empty
  • Intermediate Shabbat of Passover 5766-A Lily Among Thorns
  • Pesach VII 5761 (Revised 5765)
  • Hol HaMoed Pesach 5764-Dem Bones & Have We Left G”d behind? (5578-60)
  • Hol Hamoed Pesach 5763-No Empty Gestures (Redux 5762)
  • 5761-Pesach VII-Redundant Anamnesis
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