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I can study Torah and I enjoy studying Torah. I am studying Torah since I was 15 years old. I am now 35. I have studied Torah for 24 hours this week. I did not eat or drink during the day. I did not sleep. When I study Torah, I did not feel hungry or thirsty. I am sure if I study Torah, I can live without food and water for several days. Does God give me the power to tolerate hunger and thirst?

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I am beginning to study the Torah and the Midrash Tanchuma seems very difficult to understand. Is there any book to helps me understand it? Please advise and thank you.

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Dear Rabbi Becher, Does Gateways plan to offer Torah Study courses, either online or in-person? If not, can you please suggest a few online or in-person courses in NYC or Australia? Many thanks. PS I'm enjoying your book "Gateway to Judaism".

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Are the writings of Rabbi Ramchal reliable for Torah study? I am asking because I heard there are some controversy about his writings?

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Dear rabbi, is it better to study Torah it our free time instead of gossiping with others? And how we can seek the inner meanings of Torah?

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"My spirit shall not abide in man forever, for that he also is flesh; therefore shall his days be a hundred and twenty years."(Genesis 6:3) The verse seems very difficult for me to understand. Would you explain it to me understand it easily?

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If a non-Jew was makdish a behaima tehorah for bedek habayis, would it automatically ascend to have kedushas korban as a Jew's would? And if so, would it lose its din of meilah?

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"And I will give over the Egyptians into the hand of a cruel lord; and a fierce king shall rule over them, saith the Lord, the LORD of hosts." (Isaiah 19:4). In this verse who is this king?