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What Does "Vort" Mean?
Nothing is simple in Yiddish, and even the simplest vort takes on the most delightful meanings.
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Torah doesn’t permit us to have whatever we want just because we want it.
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I was sure that my future would not hold the religious beliefs I had grown up with. To me, the rules and guidelines I was forced to keep in school were all that was keeping me religious.
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