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  • Who Were the Khazars?An overview of the history and mystery of the warrior tribe whose leaders chose to adopt Judaism Read More
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  • 10 Facts About the 10 CommandmentsWhile the 10 Commandments were given with the most fanfare, they are really just a sampling of the... Read More
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Oswego, NY 13126
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5:12 PM  -  Friday, February 10
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6:15 PM  -  Shabbat, February 11
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Mar. 6 - Mar. 7
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Youthful Wisdom
The wisdom of the Torah lives in the future, and from there it speaks to us. There is no such thing as wisdom of the past. Torah’s wisdom preceded the world and is its destiny. With each passing moment, the Torah becomes younger as we come closer to the time when it will break out of its womb and breathe the air of day. Then, only then, will we begin to truly fathom its meaning and depth. Our ancient mothers and fathers, the sages, all those from whom we learn Torah wisdom—they are...
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