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Kikar HaShabbatCulture

Rabbi Yigal Cohen Discusses Faith and Sacrifice in Daily Sermon

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Rabbi Yigal Cohen delivered a sermon on October 9, 2026, addressing the challenge of maintaining faith during profound sacrifices. Titled 'How Can One Slaughter the Son and Still Love God?', the message offered spiritual encouragement. The sermon aimed to guide listeners toward unconditional love for God and was presented via video.

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  • Rabbi Yigal Cohen delivered a sermon on October 9, 2026, focusing on faith and sacrifice.
  • The sermon's title questioned how one can reconcile sacrifice with love for God.
  • The message aimed to foster unconditional love for God.
  • The sermon was presented as a daily spiritual encouragement.
  • Content related to achieving unconditional love was also featured.

Rabbi Yigal Cohen delivered a daily sermon on October 9, 2026, focusing on the theme of reconciling faith in God with difficult sacrifices, as exemplified by the biblical story of Abraham and Isaac. The sermon, titled 'How Can One Slaughter the Son and Still Love God?', was presented as a source of spiritual encouragement.

The message aimed to guide listeners toward achieving a love for God that is unconditional, a concept further explored in related content titled 'How You Can Reach Love That Is Not Dependent on Anything'. The sermon was made available via video, with a photograph credited to Shimon Berdi.

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