A Path to the Afterlife

A Path to the AfterlifeThe Torah begins with a detailed, day by day account of G d creating the world and man. Then the text is interrupted, it seems, by a few seemingly out of context verses (mentioning a river flowing out of Eden which splits into four sub rivers) before it resumes discussing humanity, our duty in this world, and the famous scenes of Adam, Eve and the snake in the Garden of Eden. Why the interruption? The Malbim explains that the single river that flows

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THE BAIS HAMIKDASH WAS DESTROYED OVER 2000 YEARS AGO AND KLAL YISROEL HAS MOURNED ITS LOSS EVER SINCE

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the psychology and philosophy of the laws of Jewish family purity