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May 21/June 3 - Sts Constantine and Helen

7h ago

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De către infotech @ acrod

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This Year We Are Slaves, Next Year We Will Be Free, 6 of 6 1:03:46

1d ago1:03:46

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Every generation of Jews must see themselves as if they were slaves in Egypt and God took them out with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm. While it may be comforting to think that Egypt is long gone and Pharaohs are a thing of the past, we would be foolish to believe this. The Exodus from Egypt retains such great power in the Jewish imagination…

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122 | 6 Steps to Winning Wellness Coaching Clients (Without Feeling Salesy) 18:37

7d ago18:37

18:37

Creating an Effective Wellness Coaching Freebie Funnel Hey Friend, If you're sharing blog posts, recording your podcast, and showing up on all the social media platforms but still wondering why it's not turning into paying clients — this one’s for you. In today's episode, I’m walking you through Freebie Funnel Basics and showing you exactly how to …

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59 | The Budgeting Hack Everyone Needs to Reduce Financial Stress, Fill the Gaps & Take Control of Your Money 15:30

9d ago15:30

15:30

Life throws surprises at you—last-minute school expenses, unexpected bills, and those tiny costs that somehow add up fast. And when you're working toward debt freedom, every dollar matters. In this episode, we’re tackling the game-changing mindset shift that will finally break the cycle of financial overwhelm: flexible budgeting. Too many people as…

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May 20/June 2 - Holy Martyr Thaleleus

1d ago

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De către infotech @ acrod

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This Year We Are Slaves, Next Year We Will Be Free, 5 of 6 1:02:05

1d ago1:02:05

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Every generation of Jews must see themselves as if they were slaves in Egypt and God took them out with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm. While it may be comforting to think that Egypt is long gone and Pharaohs are a thing of the past, we would be foolish to believe this. The Exodus from Egypt retains such great power in the Jewish imagination…

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This Year We Are Slaves, Next Year We Will Be Free, 4 of 6 58:56

1d ago58:56

58:56

Every generation of Jews must see themselves as if they were slaves in Egypt and God took them out with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm. While it may be comforting to think that Egypt is long gone and Pharaohs are a thing of the past, we would be foolish to believe this. The Exodus from Egypt retains such great power in the Jewish imagination…

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This Year We Are Slaves, Next Year We Will Be Free, 3 of 6 1:02:40

1d ago1:02:40

1:02:40

Every generation of Jews must see themselves as if they were slaves in Egypt and God took them out with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm. While it may be comforting to think that Egypt is long gone and Pharaohs are a thing of the past, we would be foolish to believe this. The Exodus from Egypt retains such great power in the Jewish imagination…

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This Year We Are Slaves, Next Year We Will Be Free, 2 of 6 1:06:00

1d ago1:06:00

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Every generation of Jews must see themselves as if they were slaves in Egypt and God took them out with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm. While it may be comforting to think that Egypt is long gone and Pharaohs are a thing of the past, we would be foolish to believe this. The Exodus from Egypt retains such great power in the Jewish imagination…

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This Year We Are Slaves, Next Year We Will Be Free, 1 of 6 1:06:55

1d ago1:06:55

1:06:55

Every generation of Jews must see themselves as if they were slaves in Egypt and God took them out with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm. While it may be comforting to think that Egypt is long gone and Pharaohs are a thing of the past, we would be foolish to believe this. The Exodus from Egypt retains such great power in the Jewish imagination…

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Why don’t we say Hallel on Purim? 58:55

1d ago58:55

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If Purim celebrates a historical moment of salvation and redemption, why don’t we recite Hallel (a sequence of Psalms recited during most holidays) during it? Answering this question requires investigating the very nature of this rather unique holiday itself. In preparation for this year’s celebration of Purim, join Dr. Shana Strauch Schick, R. Joe…

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"Sefat Ferah Shoshan (The Lily's Speech)": The Life and Teachings of Farha (Flora) Sassoon 52:18

1d ago52:18

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In honor of Eid al Banat (women’s celebration on Rosh Hodesh Tevet/Hannukah), we will explore the incredible life and work of Farha Sassoon, an Iraqi philanthropist known for her scholarship and piety.De către Drisha Institute

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Hallel on Hanukkah: A Hassidic Perspective on a Halakhic Enigma 55:33

1d ago55:33

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In this shiur, we will utilize halachic sources together with a teaching of Rabbi Yehuda Leib Alter, the Sefas Emes, to explore the unique nature of the obligation to recite full Hallel on Hanukkah.De către Drisha Institute

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Insights into Maimonides’ Laws of Hanukkah 53:46

1d ago53:46

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In this session, we’ll examine some surprising features of Maimonides‘ masterful Laws of Hanukkah, paying especially close attention to its structure and his description of the miracle which stands at the center of the holiday.De către Drisha Institute

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Reliving the Yom Kippur Temple Service Today, 3 of 3 59:27

1d ago59:27

59:27

This series considers a few distinct directions in which Avodat Yom ha-Kippurim is re-lived today, through rituals and liturgies: Rituals relating to atonement, specifically Kapparot and Tashlikh. 3 Amitz Koach and other Piyyutim about the Temple service itself. Pleas for atonement that correlate with aspects of the Yom Kippur Temple service, inclu…

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Reliving the Yom Kippur Temple Service Today, 2 of 3 54:11

1d ago54:11

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This series considers a few distinct directions in which Avodat Yom ha-Kippurim is re-lived today, through rituals and liturgies: Rituals relating to atonement, specifically Kapparot and Tashlikh. 3 Amitz Koach and other Piyyutim about the Temple service itself. Pleas for atonement that correlate with aspects of the Yom Kippur Temple service, inclu…

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Reliving the Yom Kippur Temple Service Today, 1 of 3 1:00:51

1d ago1:00:51

1:00:51

This series considers a few distinct directions in which Avodat Yom ha-Kippurim is re-lived today, through rituals and liturgies: Rituals relating to atonement, specifically Kapparot and Tashlikh. 3 Amitz Koach and other Piyyutim about the Temple service itself. Pleas for atonement that correlate with aspects of the Yom Kippur Temple service, inclu…

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Prayers of Renewal: Biblical Inspirations in the Liturgy of Yamim Noraim, 2 of 2 52:36

1d ago52:36

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We often think of the liturgy for the Yamim Noraim as static words confined to the pages of the machzor. However, these prayers draw from the rich tapestry of the Tanakh. In the first part of this two-part series, we’ll explore the biblical inspiration that breathes life into Psalm 27, sometimes called “L’David Hashem.” Many have the practice of ad…

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Prayers of Renewal: Biblical Inspirations in the Liturgy of Yamim Noraim, 1 of 2 44:25

1d ago44:25

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We often think of the liturgy for the Yamim Noraim as static words confined to the pages of the machzor. However, these prayers draw from the rich tapestry of the Tanakh. In the first part of this two-part series, we’ll explore the biblical inspiration that breathes life into Psalm 27, sometimes called “L’David Hashem.” Many have the practice of ad…

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A dramatic day in dramatic times: Extraordinary Yom Kippur Observances throughout Jewish History, 2 of 2 59:57

1d ago59:57

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Yom Kippur is a dramatic day, but that drama is often compounded by additional circumstances. We will learn aggadot and halakhic literature about various Yom Kippurs throughout history, from biblical and rabbinic times, through observance of the fast during a cholera epidemic, and up to the Yom Kippur war.…

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A dramatic day in dramatic times: Extraordinary Yom Kippur Observances throughout Jewish History, 1 of 2 53:18

1d ago53:18

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Yom Kippur is a dramatic day, but that drama is often compounded by additional circumstances. We will learn aggadot and halakhic literature about various Yom Kippurs throughout history, from biblical and rabbinic times, through observance of the fast during a cholera epidemic, and up to the Yom Kippur war.…

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"Zeh Dor Dor’shav: Reflections on Psalms on Repentance?", 3 of 3 1:21:46

1d ago1:21:46

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In this series, we will reflect together on several chapters of Psalms which are associated by their content and tradition with the Yamim Noraim season. For those who would like to follow along independently, sources are available here: https://www.sefaria.org/Psalms.51?lang=bi https://www.sefaria.org/II_Samuel.11?lang=bi https://www.sefaria.org/II…

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"Zeh Dor Dor’shav: Reflections on Psalms on Repentance?" 2 of 3 1:19:55

1d ago1:19:55

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In this series, we will reflect together on several chapters of Psalms which are associated by their content and tradition with the Yamim Noraim season. For those who would like to follow along independently, sources are available here: https://www.sefaria.org/Psalms.51?lang=bi https://www.sefaria.org/II_Samuel.11?lang=bi https://www.sefaria.org/II…

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"Zeh Dor Dor’shav: Reflections on Psalms on Repentance?", 1 of 3 1:16:56

1d ago1:16:56

1:16:56

In this series, we will reflect together on several chapters of Psalms which are associated by their content and tradition with the Yamim Noraim season. For those who would like to follow along independently, sources are available here: https://www.sefaria.org/Psalms.51?lang=bi https://www.sefaria.org/II_Samuel.11?lang=bi https://www.sefaria.org/II…

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Teshuvah & Modernity: Themes in Rav Soloveitchik’s Discussions of Teshuvah, 3 of 3 55:51

1d ago55:51

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In this 3-part course, we will explore key ideas about teshuvah, repentance, in Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik’s theology. Taking his lectures in On Repentance as our jumping off point, we will weave them together with texts from across his writings to see the full picture of his ideas. Class 1: Be Your Own Messiah: Teshuvah as Self-Creation and Self-Re…

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Teshuvah & Modernity: Themes in Rav Soloveitchik’s Discussions of Teshuvah, 2 of 3 59:14

1d ago59:14

59:14

In this 3-part course, we will explore key ideas about teshuvah, repentance, in Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik’s theology. Taking his lectures in On Repentance as our jumping off point, we will weave them together with texts from across his writings to see the full picture of his ideas. Class 1: Be Your Own Messiah: Teshuvah as Self-Creation and Self-Re…

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Teshuvah & Modernity: Themes in Rav Soloveitchik’s Discussions of Teshuvah, 1 of 3 55:57

1d ago55:57

55:57

In this 3-part course, we will explore key ideas about teshuvah, repentance, in Rabbi Joseph Soloveitchik’s theology. Taking his lectures in On Repentance as our jumping off point, we will weave them together with texts from across his writings to see the full picture of his ideas. Class 1: Be Your Own Messiah: Teshuvah as Self-Creation and Self-Re…

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Teshuvah and/versus Self-Acceptance, 2 of 2 57:26

1d ago57:26

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Teshuvah seems to require both that we transform ourselves into someone new and that we return to who we once were and really are. Looking to a range of classical and modern rabbinic texts, we’ll explore this tension and the ways in which genuine and effectively transformative teshuva requires embracing who we’ve been and who we are in the present.…

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Teshuvah and/versus Self-Acceptance, 1 of 2 57:00

1d ago57:00

57:00

Teshuvah seems to require both that we transform ourselves into someone new and that we return to who we once were and really are. Looking to a range of classical and modern rabbinic texts, we’ll explore this tension and the ways in which genuine and effectively transformative teshuva requires embracing who we’ve been and who we are in the present.…

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Seeking God, Seeking Ourselves: Teshuvah in the Thought of Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, 4 of 4 46:27

1d ago46:27

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In this class we will examine the key themes in the published Teshuva lectures, both in English and Hebrew, of the late Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, one of the intellectual thought leaders of the Modern-Orthodox world in the last half century. We will look for recurring patterns and concepts, how these themes integrate with R. Lichtenstein's broader …

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Seeking God, Seeking Ourselves: Teshuvah in the Thought of Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, 3 of 4 56:28

1d ago56:28

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In this class we will examine the key themes in the published Teshuva lectures, both in English and Hebrew, of the late Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, one of the intellectual thought leaders of the Modern-Orthodox world in the last half century. We will look for recurring patterns and concepts, how these themes integrate with R. Lichtenstein's broader …

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Seeking God, Seeking Ourselves: Teshuvah in the Thought of Rav Aharon Lichtenstein 54:42

1d ago54:42

54:42

In this class we will examine the key themes in the published Teshuva lectures, both in English and Hebrew, of the late Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, one of the intellectual thought leaders of the Modern-Orthodox world in the last half century. We will look for recurring patterns and concepts, how these themes integrate with R. Lichtenstein's broader …

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Seeking God, Seeking Ourselves: Teshuvah in the Thought of Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, 1 of 4 59:39

1d ago59:39

59:39

In this class we will examine the key themes in the published Teshuva lectures, both in English and Hebrew, of the late Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein, one of the intellectual thought leaders of the Modern-Orthodox world in the last half century. We will look for recurring patterns and concepts, how these themes integrate with R. Lichtenstein's broader …

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"I left here full and have returned empty": Loss and Recovery in the Book of Ruth, 3 of 3 1:00:46

1d ago1:00:46

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At the start of the book of Ruth, Naomi suffers a series of profound losses. Her husband dies, and then her sons. Even though her daughter-in-law Ruth swears her eternal loyalty to Naomi. Naomi is unmoved and reports upon her return to Bethlehem (1:21), “I left here full and have returned empty.” Using midrash and rabbinic exegesis, we will do a cl…

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"I left here full and have returned empty": Loss and Recovery in the Book of Ruth, 2 of 3 1:02:00

1d ago1:02:00

1:02:00

At the start of the book of Ruth, Naomi suffers a series of profound losses. Her husband dies, and then her sons. Even though her daughter-in-law Ruth swears her eternal loyalty to Naomi. Naomi is unmoved and reports upon her return to Bethlehem (1:21), “I left here full and have returned empty.” Using midrash and rabbinic exegesis, we will do a cl…

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"I left here full and have returned empty": Loss and Recovery in the Book of Ruth, 1 of 3 1:00:48

1d ago1:00:48

1:00:48

At the start of the book of Ruth, Naomi suffers a series of profound losses. Her husband dies, and then her sons. Even though her daughter-in-law Ruth swears her eternal loyalty to Naomi. Naomi is unmoved and reports upon her return to Bethlehem (1:21), “I left here full and have returned empty.” Using midrash and rabbinic exegesis, we will do a cl…

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“When Moses Went Up To Heaven”: Aggadot of Matan Torah, 3 of 3 1:01:47

1d ago1:01:47

1:01:47

What happened at Sinai and why? Although the Torah has a lot to say, there is also a lot unknown. In this course we will study aggadot (narrative homiletical texts) about Matan Torah, unpacking how the rabbis read this pivotal moment, and what that says about them, and us.De către Drisha Institute

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“When Moses Went Up To Heaven”: Aggadot of Matan Torah, 2 of 3 1:00:38

1d ago1:00:38

1:00:38

What happened at Sinai and why? Although the Torah has a lot to say, there is also a lot unknown. In this course we will study aggadot (narrative homiletical texts) about Matan Torah, unpacking how the rabbis read this pivotal moment, and what that says about them, and us.De către Drisha Institute

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“When Moses Went Up To Heaven”: Aggadot of Matan Torah, 1 of 3 1:01:14

1d ago1:01:14

1:01:14

What happened at Sinai and why? Although the Torah has a lot to say, there is also a lot unknown. In this course we will study aggadot (narrative homiletical texts) about Matan Torah, unpacking how the rabbis read this pivotal moment, and what that says about them, and us.De către Drisha Institute

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From Revelation to Realization: Matan Torah and Shavuot 1:02:19

1d ago1:02:19

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Shavuot is a captivating holiday with dual significance. On one hand, it holds a legal aspect, emphasizing the giving of the Torah through the reading of the Ten Commandments. On the other hand, it embraces a human dimension through the Book of Ruth, a narrative centered around the harvest and the acts of kindness within the community. This course …

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From Revelation to Realization: Matan Torah and Shavuot, 3 of 4 58:38

1d ago58:38

58:38

Shavuot is a captivating holiday with dual significance. On one hand, it holds a legal aspect, emphasizing the giving of the Torah through the reading of the Ten Commandments. On the other hand, it embraces a human dimension through the Book of Ruth, a narrative centered around the harvest and the acts of kindness within the community. This course …

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From Revelation to Realization: Matan Torah and Shavuot, 2 of 4 1:01:55

1d ago1:01:55

1:01:55

Shavuot is a captivating holiday with dual significance. On one hand, it holds a legal aspect, emphasizing the giving of the Torah through the reading of the Ten Commandments. On the other hand, it embraces a human dimension through the Book of Ruth, a narrative centered around the harvest and the acts of kindness within the community. This course …

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From Revelation to Realization: Matan Torah and Shavuot, 1 of 4 55:51

1d ago55:51

55:51

Shavuot is a captivating holiday with dual significance. On one hand, it holds a legal aspect, emphasizing the giving of the Torah through the reading of the Ten Commandments. On the other hand, it embraces a human dimension through the Book of Ruth, a narrative centered around the harvest and the acts of kindness within the community. This course …

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Symbolism and Significance: Examining the Yom Kippur Service Avodah, 2 of 2 1:01:19

1d ago1:01:19

1:01:19

In this course, we will explore the Yom Kippur service of the Kohen Gadol, a significant but sometimes enigmatic aspect of the liturgy. By delving into the significance and symbolism behind key elements of the service, we will confront many of the fundamental questions of Yom Kippur, such as whether atonement can happen without repentance, the infl…

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Symbolism and Significance: Examining the Yom Kippur Service Avodah 1 of 2 1:00:10

1d ago1:00:10

1:00:10

In this course, we will explore the Yom Kippur service of the Kohen Gadol, a significant but sometimes enigmatic aspect of the liturgy. By delving into the significance and symbolism behind key elements of the service, we will confront many of the fundamental questions of Yom Kippur, such as whether atonement can happen without repentance, the infl…

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Abraham Joshua Heschel's Jeremiah: A Prophet of Anger and Love 1:05:53

1d ago1:05:53

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In his book The Prophets (1962), Abraham Joshua Heschel sought to resurrect before us the prophetic experience. In this lesson we will read his commentary on the book of Jeremiah in order to meet the prophet who cries at the destruction of Jerusalem. For him, it was not just a national or religious destruction; he cried out for God's pain.…