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English

 

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Bruce W

 

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June 8, 2014

 

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University

 

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Elie believed in God as his one true God, the almighty God ruling with an iron fist. Twelve years old and he would pray as much as he could, he desired to learn the teachings of the Zohar, the cabbalistic books. Elie turned to Moshe the Beadle. Moshe questioned Elie; he made him think about his faith and about his dedication...
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Moshe questioned Elie; he made him think about his faith and about his dedication. "Why do you weep when you pray??" (2). Elie is very offended after Moshe asks him this one night in the synagogue. He does not know, he cannot answer this. He knows that inside him he weeps because deep down he feels like he should...
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