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How Shabbat is Linked to Cain
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According to the Midrash, Cain’s journey of Teshuvah (repentance) actually paved the way for Shabbat to become a day of deep closeness with Hashem. It’s a powerful reminder that no matter where we start, we can always find our way back to connection. ————————— This Friday, press pause. Reconnect to what truly matters. Join the National Shabbat. Discover more here: www.hidabroot.com #jewishthought #faith #emunah #judaism #jewish #jewishwisdom #jewishfaith #torah #hashem #god #spiritualgrowth #spirituality #spiritual #jewishcontent #hidabroot #shabbat #nationalshabbat
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Cain gave us two gifts. Cain gave us the
gift of shuva.
And Cain gave us the gift of shabbat.
Again, what would that mean? I mean
shabbat after all is the reality that
God, you know, created the world in six
days
and rested on shabbat. But the midrash
is saying that it became a day of
closeness to Hashem
as a gift to Cain for his shuva.