Rabbi Zuckerman: The Mountain We Must Climb (September 14, 2024)

How do we move forward when the obstacles at hand seem too great? How do we revive our souls when our faith is wavering? Rabbi Zuckerman applies Amalek's attempt to crush the spirit of the Israelites to the crises, and aspirations, the Jewish people face today.

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B."H. Muchas Gracias al Santo Bendito Sea, por darle el Don de la Palabra a Usted Rabbi Zuckerman y poder aprender de sus enseñanzas y de lo que nos enseñan tambien nuestros enemigos. El verdadero Shalom, es cuando se libran las propias batallas internas, por lo tanto; si tengo SHALOM conmigo mismo, no importa lo que otros me hagan o digan. Si puedes dominar tu Ego vences a Amalek: El temor, el miedo y la duda. La clave està en NO JUZGAR PARA NO SER JUZGADOS. SHALOM-SHALOM

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For some it takes a few hundred years to figure out where home really is. But better late than never.

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To baruch baruch. The rabbi reads a few words in Hebrew, in of course in an American accent & you conclude that he can't speak Hebrew. Come on, catch a wake up! Such a stupid conclusion. Did you listen to the message in his sermon & get anything out of it? If not then continue to only listen to Orthodox podcasts.

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He can't speak Hebrew... what Rabbi can't speak Hebrew? I made a decision to watch some reform and Concervative stuff to get some insights that are more broad. But, the ignorance and deviation from anything Jewish is astounding.