While God did ask a number of questions in the Bible, God also gave a lot of commands, or mitzvot. The ancient rabbis boiled them down to some 613. One of those is, “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Unlike the command “to go forth and multiply,” love your neighbor is one we’ve had a really hard time with.

While God did ask a number of questions in the Bible, God also gave a lot of commands, or mitzvot. The ancient rabbis boiled them down to some 613. One of those is, “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Unlike the command “to go forth and multiply,” love your neighbor is one we’ve had a really hard time with.

While God did ask a number of questions in the Bible, God also gave a lot of commands, or mitzvot. The ancient rabbis boiled them down to some 613. One of those is, “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Unlike the command “to go forth and multiply,” love your neighbor is one we’ve had a really hard time with.&nbsp;

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These short reflections are intended to be spiritual hors d' oeuvres, bite sized morsels to whet your soul’s appetite. My hope is that what you hear will invite you into your own self-reflection and discovery.

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