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The Inner Aspect of the WorldBeginner Beginner
The Inner Aspect of the World
 From the teachings of Rabbi Yehudah Leib Ashlag
The study of Kabbala affects our relationship with the nations
The Mitzvot of Non-JewsBeginner Beginner
The Mitzvot of Non-Jews
 By Yermeyahu Bindman
The perfection of the world requires the spreading of the seven Noahide commandments
Jewish and Non-Jewish Tikun
Jewish and Non-Jewish Tikun
 By Yitzchak Ginsburgh
Jewish 7 reflects unity while non-Jewish 7 represents plurality
Kosher Kabbalah for Non-Jews?Beginner Beginner
Kosher Kabbalah for Non-Jews?
 By Yerachmiel Tilles
Chief Rabbi of Safed declares Kabbalah study by non-Jews a positive development.
A Delivery to All the Nations
A Delivery to All the Nations
 From the teachings of Rabbi Avraham Dov Auerbach of Avritch
Unlike the nations, on Rosh Hashana the Jewish nation accepts upon itself G-d's sovereignty.

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