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6 years ago • Mar 7, 2020
Called to Serve
By
Rabbi David Kasher
Rabbi David Kasher
Shabbat Tetzaveh Sermon. A brief history of the ancient priesthood, a surprising call for its return, and some shout-outs to Pete Buttigieg and the State of Israel… all in an IKAR Shabbat.
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