This has been an interesting week. We just celebrated Thanksgiving and enjoyed a wonderful meal and blessings and praise. And we also witnessed our enemy perpetrating a destardly and evil plan against Jews and Westerners in India. I pray that we all have some Shabbat peace as we read Parsha Toldot which tells us of the birth of Jacob, and his evil twin Essau.
I believe we are at a critical juncture in world history. The Jewish people must remain strong in our faith and to follow the wisdom we received at Sinai. We cannot allow the Erev Rav amongst us {yes these are the peace now Israelis} to deceive us with double talk and philosophical mental gymnastics. It is Shabbat and we must give thanks to Hashem for creating the world, and for releasing us from our bondage in Mitzrayim. Our culture is destined to survive against the enemy because Hashem promised our forefathers.
Every Jewish soul should open up a Chumash and read from our portion of Shamayim. The answers can be found; we must seek them and toil in Torah.
Shabbat Shalom!
Topic: Things to think about over Shabbat (Read 476 times)