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Rabbi Kanefsky notes how Noach's connection to G-d evolves before, during and after the flood.
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Rabbi Kanefsky points to the second Aliya in Parshat Noach and demonstrates how it contains a reference to G-d "mourning" the world He is about to destroy.
Rabbi Stein begins an examination of the rules regarding the verse "mashiv haruach umorid hagashem" which we add to the Amidah.
Rabbi Stein explains Rav Soloveitchik's view that man's path to creativity involves imbuing halacha into every aspect of daily life and every element of the physical world.
Rabbi Stein brings Rav Soloveitchik's view that the story of Creation contains a command to humanity to be creative and improve the world.
Rabbi Kanefsky explains why we do not recite Tachanun from the end of Sukkot through Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan.
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