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One Response to “5771, Havruta with the Rav, Ep. 1”

1. on 13 Feb 2011 at 3:54 pm1Do Laimon

   

   what should Rebi have said/done to the calf ? should he have saved it from slaughter, or just have been more sympathetic to its plight?

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