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God Works Mida K’Neged Mida – Measure For Measure, A Chanukah Story
I was seventeen years old so it must have been the winter of 1963 and plans for the upcoming Chanukah break were non-existent. In those pre-historic days, families really didn’t vacation during school breaks the way they do now, we … Continue reading
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