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In its Jan.14 newsletter, the Jewish Pro-Life Foundation denounced the pro-abortion bill signed into law last week by New Jersey's Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy, a Catholic, stating that "Moloch wins in New Jersey, but life will ultimately prevail."
Both transgressions - cheating with weights and measures and questioning Providence - have the same root, since they both indicate a lack of emunah in Hashem.
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As we waited to deplane, I looked out the window to see frost had laced the ground with delicate patterns and froze every blade of grass in place. The air flight attendant’s voice came on again over the intercom with instructions and to let us know the current temperature in Omaha. Sighs and groans erupted over the 32-degree temperatures before she continued to inform us that there were still seats available if anyone wanted to remain in their seats and fly back to Punta Gorda. My husband smirked before stating, “Bloom where you’re planted, Heather. Isn’t that what you always tell me?...
The original States finally ratified the Articles of Confederation on MARCH 1, 1781. The Articles of Confederation were fully in effect as the government in the United States for over 6 years. In 1786, Daniel Shay began Shayâs Rebellion. Soldiers, who had received little pay for fighting in the Revolution, returned to their farms, only to find they were denied credit. With class taxes, town taxes, and state taxes, many became delinquent and tax collectors obtained judgements to evict farmers from their land. Four thousand disgruntled farmers joined in Shayâs Rebellion, 1786-1787, wh...