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Lesson from an archivist; Torah observance is the only constant factor throughout Jewish history; the meaning of Toldos
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Lesson from an archivist; Torah observance is the only constant factor throughout Jewish history; the meaning of Toldos
History has proven that the most essential part of Jewish survival is Torah and Mitzvos, even if it seems illogical
Writing a biography of Jewish women of worth; extended periods of history judges the prestige of individuals
The secret to Jewish continuity is Torah and Mitzvos
Like fish in water, Jews can function well only in atmosphere of holiness through Torah observance; Rational understanding unnecessary for it to provide contentment and peace of mind
Making reforms in Jewish practice according to the times
Fragmentary knowledge prevents proper assessment of monumental events; The full picture is beyond the observation of human experience; Drawing realistic insight for our survival
Taking a look at Jewish history we learn to act as Torah-true Jews
Investigating the Jewish way of life is wasteful; reflecting on Jewish history should suffice; the end does not justify the means; Lech Lecha - leaving one's environment and culture
A Baal Teshuva feeling uncomfortable among unreligious family members; accepting a job in education
Charles Raddock: Jewish history books; Jewish history amply demonstrates Divine Providence and that Jewish survival is through attachment to the Torah
Jewish history books in English
A Jew always wants to conduct himself in the ways of Torah and Mitzvos; what is true Judaism; proper Jewish conduct is nourishment for the soul
Mr. Alfred K. Aaronson: Appeal to participate - as an individual and as a leader - in the work of Jewish continuity; Comparison to work in preserving Native American culture
Michtov Kloli: Our survival can only be through Torah and mitzvahs, Analogy of body's dependency on each organ's unique function