Comfort, Comfort!: Isaiah’s Double Vision: Torah Portion of Va’etchanan
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Comfort, comfort.. Rabbi, I so appreciate you and your teaching. I've grown so much,gleaned so much, been inspired so much through your insights..thank you..blessings of great joy for you and your family.. Reply
Comfort, Comfort Thank You Rabbi Kaplan, This message has given me a new sense of comfort for myself and most of all for all Israel. Blessings to you Reply
Repeat means confirmation Is it possible, that, as with Isaiah, and others, that Ha Moschiach was born and died on the same day? Reply
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This shiur gave me comfort and insights that even in the darkest time new light is being born
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Comfort, Comfort: Isiah's Double Vision
Rabbi Kaplan gives another inspirational lecture. Whether it is the first Haftarot describing G-ds promise for Comfort, Comfort, or Moses on Mt. Sinai, Rabbi Kaplan is sensational. His knowledge, inspiration and spiritual excitment is felt with every word.
Thank you for making Torah come alive and real before our eyes.
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Nachamu, nachamu Thank you Rabbi Kaplan, you always deliver your words and wisdom in an amazing and inspiring fashion. Reply
Comfort, Comfort!: Isaiah's Double Vision What I can visualize is that this Rabbi is something very special and will help all of us see and look for the meaningful part of these events and even the one's to come. Very strong lecture much stronger than I could ever imagine. Reply
i love learning the bible thank you, it's cool to learn the bible. thank you for sending this to me!!!! Reply
Shalom, I listen to your message about "Comfort, Comfort!: Isaiah's Double Vision." About mid-part in his message. You said, "if you take a look at other cultures and other peoples, who have suffered; and we certainly are not the only people of culture that have suffered, we are the only people of culture who have suffered in this way, nobody suffering comes anywhere near what the Jewish people have been through. People have resentment that they nurse for centuries, they use their pain or their lost for their un-comfortability or displacement as excuses for the most horrific crimes against humanity, like the suicide bombers, like riots, like all the things people who have this pervasive sense of entitlement, this pervasive sense of anger, this pervasive sense of a grudge that is born, and they wallow in sadness, and in depression and failure and it becomes like a genetic thing it gets pass off from generation to generation etc. It sounded like people of color are one of the cultures.