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God first gives and only then does he take, whereas we usually first take and only then do we give.

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The most important thing to know is number one:
We are made only, Only! because G-d loves us

Love needs to feel special

Our teacher the Baal Shem Tov said: Every single thing one sees or hears is an instruction for one’s conduct in the service of G‑d.

This is the idea of avodas Hashem, to comprehend and discern in all things a way in which to serve G‑d.

It’s good to think
but it’s even better to act
And the best is to do both!!

God first gives and only then does he take, whereas we usually first take and only then do we give.

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The most important thing to know is number one:We are made only, Only! because G-d loves us

Love needs to feel special

Our teacher the Baal Shem Tov said: Every single thing one sees or hears is an instruction for one’s conduct in the service of G‑d. This is the idea of avodas Hashem, to comprehend and discern in all things a way in which to serve G‑d.

It’s good to think but it’s even better to actAnd the best is to do both!!

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The most important thing to know is number one:
We are made only, Only! because G-d loves us

Our teacher the Baal Shem Tov said: Every single thing one sees or hears is an instruction for one’s conduct in the service of G‑d.

This is the idea of avodas Hashem, to comprehend and discern in all things a way in which to serve G‑d.

It’s good to think
but it’s even better to act
And the best is to do both!!