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Kohelet is filled with remarkably practical wisdom about how to live. Today we look closely at several more of these verses and ask what they might teach us about living more appreciatively, wisely, and deliberately. But one verse from Kohelet I will never forget. Years ago, I took my oral examin…
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On the intermediate Shabbat of Sukkot, we read Kohelet - Ecclesiastes - traditionally attributed to King Solomon and one of the Biblical books scholars call Wisdom Literature. Kohelet can be difficult, provocative, and sometimes unsettling. But again and again, Solomon stops us with remarkably pra…
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