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| • Honoring Step-Father | |||
| Step-Father, Honoring | |||
| Step-Father, Being Called the Torah as Son of | |||
| Torah, Calling Up as Son of Step-Father | |||
| • 10, Why Minyan | |||
| • Mazel Tov, meaning | |||
| • Torah, Pointing, Pinkie | |||
| Pinkie, Pointing at Torah | |||
| • Hammurabi's Code compared to Torah | |||
| Code of Hammurabi compared to Torah | |||
| • Lion, Blessing on Dan & Yehudah | |||
| Blessing on Dan and Yehudah | |||
| Gur Aryeh, Blessing on Dan & Yehudah | |||
| • Israel, Obligation to Live in | |||
| • Prophet, Definition | |||
| • Earrings, Damaging one's body? | |||
| Tattoo, Removing | |||
| • Glass Dishes for Meat & Dairy. | |||
| Kosher, Glass Dishes for Meat & Dairy. | |||
| • Chametz Stocks & Bonds | |||
| Stocks & Bonds, Chametz on Passover | |||
| Passover, Chametz Stocks & Bonds | |||
| Pesach, Chametz Stocks & Bonds | |||
| • Chapter, Divisions in the Bible and Mishne | |||
| Biblical Chapter Divisions | |||
| Avot, Known as Pirkei Avot, Chapters of the Fathers | |||
| Pirkei Avot, Chapters of the Fathers, Why Called Chapters | |||
| Divisions of the Bible into Chapters | |||
| Chapters of the Fathers, Pirkei Avot, Why Called Chapters | |||
| • Shaving on Chol Hamoed (Intermediate Days of Holiday) | |||
| Intermediate Days of Holiday, Shaving | |||
| Chol Hamoed, Shaving | |||
| • Name, Aharon, Meaning | |||
| Aharon, Meaning of Name | |||
| • Rebuke, Giving | |||
| • Fasting, After Torah Falls | |||
| Torah, Falling on Floor, Fasting | |||
| • Moshe, Why not Punished for Two-hand Bracha | |||
| • Author of Psalms | |||
| Prophecy, KIng David | |||
| Psalms, Authorship | |||
| David, Prophet | |||
| King David, Prophet | |||
| • Is Pesach Really Over? - Chametz After Pesach | |||
| • Passover, Eating Chametz afterwards | |||
| • Is Pesach Really Over? - Chametz After Pesach | |||
| • white and black fire, the Torah written on | |||
| Fire, Colored in the Midrash | |||
| Fire, Torah written on Black and White | |||
| black and white fire, the Torah written on | |||
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