Slowing Ourselves to Anger

Update: 2020-03-09

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What is the Jewish approach to anger? How do we deal with it in a way that’s healthy? This week, Rabbi Rick Jacobs explores Parashah Ki Tisa and explores God’s anger toward the Israelites for their idolatry as well as the impact that our own anger can have on ourselves.

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Slowing Ourselves to Anger

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Slowing Ourselves to Anger

Slowing Ourselves to Anger