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A List of Kabbalistic Terms and Resources

Kabbalah - "Received Tradition." The esoteric (hidden) wisdom of the Torah handed down through the generations.

Ein Sof - Hebrew for "without end." The Kabbalists' understanding of God is that He is so transcendent and holy that He cannot have any direct contact with the created universe.
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Bethlehem: Cradle of Messiah

If you were born in a town where your well-known forbears once lived and then returned there to wander its streets in anonymity, you may understand something of what Joseph and Mary might have felt as they journeyed to Bethlehem for the census ordered by the ruling Roman regime.
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Facts About the Jewish Community in New York City

• The Jewish community in New York City is still as important as ever and continues to be the largest concentration of Jewish people in the world!
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Giving Thanks for the Lord's Harvest Around the World

Last month, the Jewish people celebrated the High Holy Days, which include the autumn harvest festival, Sukkot (Feast of Booths). This month, we want to give thanks for another kind of harvest - a harvest of Jewish souls that the Lord has reaped through the prayers of His people and through the evangelistic work of Chosen People Ministries' staff members around the world.
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Hamas: Israel's Unapologetic Enemy

From 1968 until 1994, the Palestinians residing in the Land of Israel were largely governed by one man, Yasser Arafat. Arafat rose to power as the head of a political party, Fatah, which was founded on the premise that the Palestinians should engage in self-liberation, by force if necessary. During that time, Arafat and Fatah encouraged hundreds of terrorist attacks, many of them through affiliate groups that were officially separate from Fatah, though in name only.
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Hanukkah: The Eight-Day Party in Praise of God

O Hanukkah, O Hanukkah
A festival of joy
A holiday, a jolly day
For every girl and boy

Spin the whirling dreydls
All week long
Eat the sizzling latkes
Sing a happy song
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