Tag: Exodus 19
Arvut, responsibility of a holy nation
Daily Zohar 1373 Daily Zohar 1373 Zohar Pinchas, Vol. 20 (English)/Vol 15 (Hebrew) Hebrew translation: 832. וּבַיּוֹם...
Read MoreDaily Zohar # 1373 – Pinchas – One special bull and a lot of responsibility
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Following verses from Pinchas, Zohar Vol. 20 (English)/Vol 15 (Hebrew)
Daily Zohar # 1345 – Pinchas – Holy furnace
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Daily Zohar # 1135 – Pinchas – A slave who is a son of the King
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Daily Zohar # 1133 – Pinchas – A joyous event.
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