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The Final Frontier (Sermon 12/28/07)
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Written by Rabbi Seymour Rossel   
Thursday, 03 January 2008
What is the mission of the human soul? My humble answer ties Chelm to the Final Frontier with a sidelong look at this week's Torah portion which begins the Book of Exodus.
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God Is with You (Sermon 11/30/07)
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Written by Rabbi Seymour Rossel   
Monday, 03 December 2007
Joseph is a fulcrum in the early history of the Hebrews. Before his time the focus of the Bible was on Mesopotamia and Canaan. With Joseph, the focus changed to Canaan and Egypt. This was not just a wrinkle in the story line. Archaeology demonstrates that this was a shift in the political situation of ancient Canaan, too, as the Pharaohs of the New Kingdom spread the shadow of thieir wings northward. But there is a more interesting aspect of this shift and its consequences for us.
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The Blessing in the Name (Sermon 11/23/07)
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Written by Rabbi Seymour Rossel   
Monday, 26 November 2007
"A rose by any other blessing would maybe smell as sweet." When Jacob asks for a blessing from his wrestling opponent, the surprise blessing turns out to be a name? What is in a name?
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Tauberrettersheim (Sermon 11/9/07)
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Written by Rabbi Seymour Rossel   
Thursday, 15 November 2007
Many historians trace the physical beginning of the Holocaust to Kristallnacht, "the Night of Broken Glass," which took place in Germany and parts of Austria on the night of November 9-10, 1938. On the anniversary of this event, we take a moment to recall a small Jewish community for which Kristallnacht spelled not the beginning, but the end.
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Destruction and Remembrance (Sermon 11/2/07)
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Written by Rabbi Seymour Rossel   
Tuesday, 06 November 2007
There is a tension between remembrance and destruction which sometimes eludes us. But it is evident when we think of how three religions revere their founding father at the graves of the patriarchs at Hebron.
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