The Torah is a way of life for many, partly because it reflects all aspects of life, including the painful, less comfortable ones. The Torah teaches us how to deal with the poor, the orphan, the war prisoner, the foreigner, etc. But above all, the Torah leads by example: The Torah was given to the Israelites from God, by his messenger, Moses. the greatest Jewish leader of all times . Moses was disabled; he was a stutterer. How terrible it is to lead, when one is not comfortable using the leader’s most important tool, words. Moses questioned his ability to approach Pharaoh, and God’s response was Aaron. Moses’ brother would speak his words. The Torah teaches us that being disabled is part of life, and there are ways to overcome limitations. Before Moses was able to deliver the Torah to the Israelites in Sinai, he had to lead them out of Egypt, where they were slaves. The Israelites had 50 days between Pesach and Shavuot to recover from slavery and becomes a nation worthy of receiving the Torah. The Torah Is Life (So Where Is The Second Coming)?

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