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Please forgive my ignorance on the subject. I am interested in learning about the courses of the Levitcal priesthood. Each family performed their duty in the tabernacle, as I understand it, after the 24 courses. Each family performed their duties one week per course. All the priests would perform thier duties on holy feast days (three times a year, correct?) That would leave each family with two weeks out of the year for a total of five weeks. My question is, how would the courses be divided up in the month Adar? (the thirteenth month). After that, would the courses start with the same family on the Jewish New Year? Or would the thirteenth month make a different course occur?

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Why is the world so against Israel and so pro-Palestinian? Why do they equate suicide bombers actions against civilians with Israels retalitory actions? Why doesn't Israel counter the lies espoused by the arab countries in the media? Why is the nws media against terrorism except when it comes to the Palestinian terrorists? Why doesn't the US Jewish population "see" the threat to Israel's existence?

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I've been told I'm from the tribe of Cohen, nut I don't recongnize that tribe in my readings.Also a show on TV in Isreal said that all the Isrealites were killed by the Assyians, but I'm not from the tribes of Judea or am I? Thank You, Mitch

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Dear Rov I remember at young age just after my bar mitzva getting excited before Rosh Hashana and deciding to make kabolos on myself. Like an idiot I made about 13 Kabolos which in no time of course i forgot about them. but now about 10 years later i remeber that i also imposed a knas on myself for every time i would be over like every time i listen yo radio i would give 50p to tzedaka. does that mean I now owe thousands of pounds to tzedaka?? would the hataras nedarim when i annulled all future vows promisses etc i made before the kaollos cancelled this one or the hataras nedarim after. or if not what to I do I dont even remember all the exact kabolos???? I also would like to ask, I am sure that at some point in my life I have borrowed money to buy a snack or something and forgot to pay back. How would I rectify that

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What would you say and do with a Rabbi who says, sell you Torahs to pay me. Melt down those Yortzeit placks to pay me. There really was no money at the time. What do you think?