Meditation - Advanced #7
Jun 6, 2008 - 47:22
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2 Shin
“When God wanted to create the Universe, the letters appeared before God one by one, in reverse order, and each one pleaded with God to create the World with its letter.” Rabbi refers to this being the third lecture. How...
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2 Shin is an episode from College of Judaism by Rabbi Nissim Wernick. “When God wanted to create the Universe, the letters appeared before God one by one, in reverse order, and each one pleaded with God to create the World with its letter.”...
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Published Dec 28, 2007, 48:43 long, audio available.
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What is 2 Shin about?
“When God wanted to create the Universe, the letters appeared before God one by one, in reverse order, and each one pleaded with God to create the World with its letter.” Rabbi refers to this being the third lecture. However his first introductory lecture unfortunately was not recorded.
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Which podcast is 2 Shin from?
2 Shin is an episode from College of Judaism by Rabbi Nissim Wernick.
How long is this episode?
This episode is 48:43 long.
When was this episode published?
This episode was published on Dec 28, 2007.
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