WHEN ALL THAT'S LEFT IS LOVE When I die If you need to weep Cry for someone Walking the street beside you. You can love me most by letting Hands touch hands, and Souls touch souls. You can love me most by Sharing your Simchas (goodness) and Multiplying your Mitzvot (acts of kindness). You can love me most by Letting me live in your eyes And not on your mind. -- Rabbi Allen S. Maller
Rabbi’s Maller’s website — rabbimiller.com — is a treasure trove of Jewish tradition and biblical interpretation.
Gordon C. Stewart, Public Theologian and social commentator, host of Views from the Edge; author of Be Still! Departure from Collective Madness (2017, Wipf and Stock), Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, Feb. 8, 2022.
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Uh, isn’t this by Merrit Malloy?
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I confess ignorance. It’s not the first time and won’t be the last. Please educate me.
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So unselfish to think of willingly having the one you love share their love with others. Special thoughts in a poem. Thank you for sharing.
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Good morning. Thank you for staying with VFTE. I agree. The rabbi’s piece is lovely and loving.
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Beautiful!
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Thank you, David. I’d be hard pressed to find a better expression of Judaic faith and practice.
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So agree Gordon.
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I love this. Thanks. I find myself feeling pride in being Jewish by way of Jesus.
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There’s an interesting comment at the beginning of the Rabbi’s website. It says to people considering conversion that they should know that believing in the Jewish religion won’t get them saved. -:)
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I don’t know if I should have, but I giggled at the comment about b being saved
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So beautiful and needed for this and all days. Thank you so much
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The Rabbi’s writing and face match.
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