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Jeremiah describes the Land of Israel as an "eretz khemdah" (אֶרֶץ חֶמְדָּה), "a pleasantland." The word 'khemdah,' however, also means "desire." Jeremiah uses this description since the Land of Israel is desired by all the nations. God's holy presence is so palpable here that everyone senses and seeks its holiness. See the beauty of the Land with our inspiring Photography of Israel calendar for 2016. Includes 12 frameable photographs, along with Shabbat candle lighting times and a Prayer for the Soldiers.
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Trivia spoiler alert! Take an amazing, educational tour of an Israeli site filled with archaeological treasures, along with King Solomon's copper mines.
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During the Hebrew month of Tevet, the darkness of winter reminds us of the hope of the coming sun. The root of Tevet is Tov, which means goodness. The tribe of Dan gives us important lessons for the month.
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In the incredible Nano Bible, the spirit and technology of Israel have come together to produce the world’s smallest bible, printed onto a single 5mm x 5mm surface, and set into a beautiful piece of silver jewelry so that you can take the Bible with you wherever you go.
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How well do you know Israel? Name this national park where King Solomon mined for copper! Send me an email with your answer or post on Facebook.
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Today's Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Thomas Vinit of Papua New Guinea. Todah rabah!
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It’s great to hear from so many of you - stay in touch and let us know where in the world you are enjoying Israel365!
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Shalom,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
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