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The Greatest Commandment: How the Sh’ma Leads to More Love in Your Life is unavailable, but you can change that!

“What is the greatest commandment?” Yeshua was asked. His reply was twofold. His first response is this: Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one, and you are to love Adonai your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your understanding, and all your strength. And his second is this: You are to love your neighbor as yourself. Yeshua (Jesus) saw this central creed of the...

CHAPTER 1 Hear שׁמע Sh’ma It is important that the Sh’ma be recited audibly. The Talmud clearly directs that the command to “hear” can only be obeyed if there is something to which to listen: “One who recites the Sh’ma must do so audibly, as it says, Hear, O Israel … which implies: ‘Let thine ear hear what thy mouth utters’ ” (Meg. 20a). It is not enough to mutter the Sh’ma under one’s breath. Hearing, however, is not only something we do with our ears. There is an inner listening too. “When thou
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