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Weekly Inspiration - Life Lessons from the ParshaRabbi Shmuel Silber
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1. And the Lord said to Abram, "Go forth from your land and from your birthplace and from your father's house, tothe land that I will show you. 2. And I will make you into a great nation, and I will bless you, and I will aggrandizeyour name, and [you shall] be a blessing.
b oniq jl jl zyxt (`yxe) `negpz yxcn .2dyr dn ,dgix rcei mc` did `le zexawd ziaa dpezpd oehiilt ly zigelvl lyn oia` x"`
l"` m"ek icaer jeza xc mdxa` did jk ,mlera dgix dricede mewnl mewnn delhlhe delhp jl jl ,mlera jrah rice` ip`e jvx`n jl jl `ed jexa yecwd
l'wevf alqxan ongp iax - (g-f:d daipb 'ld) zekld ihewl .3A
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