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REMEMBRANCE:
 Tune in to Isracast.com as Rabbi Riskin pays
tribute to Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon z'l and his six
American colleagues who perished in the Columbia Space
Shuttle disaster February 1. |
 Hear Rabbi Shlomo Riskin's Parshat Hashavua lecture.
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Q & A with Rabbi Riskin
This week's question relates to the obligation to give "maaser Kesafim" when "overdrawn".
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Terumah
One of the most well known and fascinating accouterments
of the desert sanctuary were the cherubs, fashioned out of pure gold on
the two ends of the protective cover of the Ark of Testimony. "And
these cherubs had their wings extended upwards with the wings hovering
over the kaporet - coverlet, with each baby faced cherub facing his
brother ... " (Exodus 25:20). The most sacred object in the Sanctuary
were the Tablets of the Ten Commandments, which were deposited in the
Ark protected by the cherubs. What lies behind the symbol of the
cherubs? Why did the Almighty command winged babies to serve as
protection for our Eternal Torah?
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