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Semicha – Ordination as a Rabbi By Rabbi Leib Tropper
The Book of Numbers and Deuteronomy both teach that God commanded Moses to lay his hands on Joshua in a public ceremony to give him the authority to lead, teach, and judge the people. Moses did so, and he subsequently … Continue reading
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