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Where is God When There is Nothing Left?

Rabbi David Levine

Erev Shabbat, Friday, February 13, 2009

Parsha Jethro “Abundance”

Feb 13-19, 2009

Exodus 18-20

Haftarah: Isaiah 6:1-7:6; 9:6-7

15 Sun - Isaiah 52-55; John 13

16 Mon - Isaiah 56-58; John 14

10 Tues - Isaiah 59-61; John 15

11 Wed - Isaiah 62-64;  John 16

12 Thu - Isaiah 65, 66: John 17

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One Response to “Where is God When There is Nothing Left?”

  1. Carmen De Roma Says:
    March 4th, 2009 at 9:59 am

    I wish to thank you so much for this sermon. I realized it was what I truely needed to hear. I feel like Moses trying to do everything myself. I have always been this way and it has always exhausted me. Your sermon has opened my eyes to the fact that I have tryed to be all things to all people. Peacemaker, helper, servant etc. and even financial helper. If you have read my book you know once I said enough and I was able to solve a problem with my mother-in-law. Eventually I fell in to the same pattern again. Your sermon has made me realize my error and I am trying to do things more in the way you described. Thanks for your prayer. It is already helping.

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