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v’amarta) to him…” ( Bamidbar 8:2). Makkos 11a), which states that “ daber” is a harsh expression whereas “ amarta” is more gentle and pleasant. Why are both expressions used in this verse about lighting the menorah? Advertisement '); _avp.push({ tagid: article_top_ad_tagid, alias: '/', type: 'banner', zid: ThisAdID, pid: 16, secure: true }); One answer is that lighting the menorah, although a very holy mitzvah, is a simple act and therefore only warrants “ amirah,” a pleasant tone. However, Aharon HaKohen was also entrusted to kindle the souls of...

Without realizing it, you’ve probably gotten a taste of what giving does for you   Mrs. Chani Juravel A number of years ago, a study was done on elderly people living alone. All of them were struggling with depression. Half of them were given medication and therapy, and the other half were given a pet (either a dog or cat). After a number of months, they found that the people with pets were doing a lot better than the others who were going to therapy and taking medication. The reason, the study concluded, was that the pet owners had opportunities to give to another. They were walking, feed...