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In today's verse we are introduced to the prophet Jeremiah as the son of Hilkiah, from the priests of Anatot. We know that there are no extraneous words in the holy Bible, so this introduction has significance! Tradition tells us that when a person is presented as his father's son, this specifically lends importance to his direct lineage. Hilikiah, it is taught, was a great prophet himself, and it would only be fitting to introduce Jeremiah while giving recognition to his prophet father.
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Hear the heartfelt words of a terror victim's grandfather, as she approaches a significant milestone in her young life.
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When moving to Israel, choosing a Hebrew name can represent both Biblical as well as nationalistic motivations.
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Stay connected to your biblical roots by wearing your Hebrew name proudly! Don’t know your Hebrew name? No problem! Many English names derive from Hebrew names in the Bible, and the rest have etymological or spiritual cousins in Biblical sources. Just include your English name and we’ll find the Hebrew name in the Bible that’s most closely connected to yours.
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A fantastically colorful sunset by Joe Aminoff. Any idea where this picture is taken? Hint: follow the skyline. Send meyour answer or post on Facebook.
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Today's Jerusalem Scenes and Inspiration is sponsored by Chris Hayes from West Sussex, UK . Toda Raba!
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Blessing from Jerusalem,
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
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