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Ongoing Story· Day 36

Rabbi Baruch Rosenblum Delivers Rosh Hashanah Sermon in Elad

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Lithuanian Preacher Baruch Rosenblum Delivers Weekly Torah Lesson

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Lithuanian preacher Rabbi Baruch Rosenblum delivered a special lesson on the weekly Torah portion, Parshat Noah. The lecture, held in Elad, focused on the generation of the Tower of Babel and the "metamorphosis of monkeys." The full lesson was made available for viewing.

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  • Rabbi Baruch Rosenblum, a Lithuanian preacher, delivered a lesson on Parshat Noah.
  • The lesson focused on the generation of the Tower of Babel and the "metamorphosis of monkeys."
  • The lecture took place at the Beit Midrash "Or Shraga" in Elad.
  • The full lesson was made available for viewing.

Lithuanian preacher Rabbi Baruch Rosenblum delivered a special lesson on the weekly Torah portion, Parshat Noah, focusing on the generation of the Tower of Babel and the "metamorphosis of monkeys." The lesson was given on Wednesday at the "Or Shraga" Beit Midrash in Elad. The full lecture, which is over an hour long, was made available for viewing. Rabbi Rosenblum is known as a "Maggid Meisharim," a preacher of righteousness.

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