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Haftarah: Shavuot 2: A Troubled Prophet |
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 Habakkuk 2:20 – 3:19: I often wonder how people can speak so authoritatively of God’s reasons for allowing tragedies, when even a prophet of God was confused by the injustice of the world. “”How
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Hallel: Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph One |
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 We must understand what Jerusalem represents, and to what we aspire in the completely restored Jerusalem, to sing this Hallel on Yom Yerushalayim: I chose Jeremiah, Chapter 31, as the background for the opening paragraph
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Hallel Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph Two |
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 Jerusalem rebuilt will be greater than any miracles we witnessed, even in Egypt and at the Splitting of the Sea; Nature will change as it did when the rock supplied water. Our nature will change, and we will experience
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Hallel: Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph Three |
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In this paragraph we sing of, Jerusalem redeemed that will be a city of those who trust in God, and live only for His Glory. All the people of the earth will know that it is only those who trust in God who will merit to live
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Hallel: Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph Four |
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What do those who perceive God’s Presence in everything, the Yirei Hashem, perceive in the rebuilt and redeemed Jerusalem? “In the visions of the Lord, He brought me into the land of Israel and set me on a very high
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Hallel: Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph Five |
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What will those standing in redeemed Jerusalem sing? They will sing as Jerusalem will sing, which as did Yosef when he became viceroy of Egypt as he had dreamed, when his brothers bowed to him as he dreamed they
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Hallel: Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph Six |
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What will it be like to stand in the Infinite city with the means to express infinite gratitude?
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Hallel Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph Seven |
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How will the nations of the world, so filled with hatred now, sing when they witness the completion of Jerusalem’s redemption?
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Hallel Yom Yerushalayim: Paragraph Eight |
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We picture ourselves standing in the redeemed Jerusalem, filled with joy and gratitude, shocked that we survived for so long, challenged to rise higher than ever before, as described by Zechariah. We who have experienced
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Chodesh Sivan: As Twins |
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Written by Machberes Avodas Hashem
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 The reason the Torah was given in Sivan, the third month, is that its constellation, or Mazal, is Twins. This symbolizes that in this month we connected to God as if to a twin, as the verse says, “My dove, my perfect one,” (Song of Songs 5:2)
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