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Seventy Faces of Torah

  • Writer: Leann Shamash
    Leann Shamash
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

Today is a special day for me, so asking Parshat Shemini for forgiveness for not posting about on its varied topics, but instead concentrating on the number seventy.

Wishing you a sweet final days of Pesach. You will find some links for Words Have Wings posts for Parshat Shemini at the end of this post.


Chag Sameach to you.

Leann



there are seventy faces of Torah

and as many ways to interpret

as there are minds that think

and moments to wonder,

hours to believe,

and voices to explain,

with hands to show the way.


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there are seventy years to search

for wisdom

seventy years to belong,

to nurture,

to strive.

there are

seventy years to look back

upon events

with wonder,

and few regrets

and at seventy years

perhaps,

just perhaps,

the gates of wisdom open

just a little

to reveal

that which is above

and eyes open to look inward

or forward

for perhaps the key is there,

right around the bend ,

for at seventy years

perhaps it has been there

all along

like the sun and the moon and the stars

but only now do you begin to see.


there are seventy faces







and this:




From Words Have Wings on Parshat Shemini


About Elisheva, the mother of Nadav and Avihu


Pink Moon


A Song of Kashrut


Weave Me a Healing.

(not about this parsha, but related to a broken heart)


The Boy Who Danced

(This is a poem about the loss of my beautiful and much beloved nephew,

Daniel Gershkowitz, (Z"L) who was taken from his parents, his siblings and

his family when he was much too young.

Daniel passed away in 2002, at the age of 14 after developing leukemia. )




כך יש שבעים פנים בתורה


 
 
 

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