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Monday, 17 January 2011 11:09

Part One:  Jews are a replacement for the first human being.  Why Jews must look different.


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Part Two:  A non-Jew who strikes a Jew deserves death.  Here's why.


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0 #2 Alberto Bentzion Rod 2011-01-30 16:25
But, going further I wish to make a question: How do we must understand Hashem's Midot, as "Righteous" (because if He chooses us in such a way that this does not need our righteousness strictly upwards) and how can we understand that Hashem is not "Partial" if He rejects all nations of the World which are not "their children" as Israel are? So I understood that HE did choose Israel. I cannot reconcile this with True Justice we should attribute to Him.

Thank you
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0 #1 Alberto Bentzion Rod 2011-01-30 14:51
I wish to Thank You Kavod HaRav because I found here some of the answers about those strange Halachot I sended you to clarify their meaning. I will search in your Web site for more informations.

Chazak U'Baruch!
Sincerely, Alberto Bentzion Rodrigues.
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