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2018年5月13日 星期日

DAILY DOSE: Talking to Himself

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Talking to Himself

By Tzvi Freeman

He talks with Himself, entertained by His own thoughts. The thoughts imply a background, which is the world. But the Torah, those are the thoughts themselves.

And we?

We are the self with whom He speaks.



By Tzvi Freeman


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