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Parshat Shemini: the one with “Yente”
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and now for kosher cooking with YULA
YULA is a three-time giil totin award
winner and a longtime lifetime y please
join us is it on are we on scha I don't
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today we SCH slimy there's stuff popping
up on the screen there's stuff
pop oh it's questions it's alive huh
they're asking what kosha
is go to the
next thank you y Paula yes this week's
Torah portion speaks all about kosher
food what foods were allowed to eat what
foods were allowed to mix according to
Jewish law eating Falafel with ketchup
in front of my Israeli roommate
reaction ketchup F what are you not
exactly but you get the point now the
laws of kosher are put under the
category of H which simply means that
there is no real logical reason why beef
yes and pork no there is no reason for
this
discrimination we have to stick together
as a pig Nation it's simply because God
wanted us to do it now this doesn't
really make sense to us because we're
human beings and we have desires but we
have reasons for the desires and the
reasons come before these corn flakes
are very
good I want to eat them now by God it
doesn't work like that the desire
creates the reason the desire is the
reason it's not like oh okay do this
Mitzvah oh and you'll get something in
return no the Mitzvah itself is what
you're getting in return Messiah comes
God's not going to be like okay guys you
did it you passed now and eat McDonald's
no the Mitzvah
itself are absolutely awesome shabbat
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shalom