RabbiO
הרב יונה בן זכריה
Possibly - Why, as they say, reinvent the wheel?I think you wrote the same in that other thread I found (can't remember which one). Maybe you just copy/pasted it.
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If you could be a non-Jew for a day...
- Thread starter Harel13
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Rabbio was there when Moses climbed Mt. Sinai. That pegs him at 3,200 y.o.
Spill Jake, how old is @RabbiO?
dybmh
ויהי מבדיל בין מים למים
OK, I can finally answer the question.... thank you. Ahem.
If I were a non-Jew for a day I would...
... ask RabbiO to tell me a story. A loooooooooooong story.
And this is bad, because...?
Bittul Torah?
dybmh
ויהי מבדיל בין מים למים
It's not bad, it'll help pass the time till I become Jewish again at the end of the day.
Nice!
LAGoff
Member
Kind of the same desire as wanting to be a woman for a day. I'd want to know what it's like not having a Jewish soul, since Chabad has implanted in my mind the thought that there's an essential soul difference between Yids and goys. On the other hand, I'd be terrified with the possibility that Chabad is right, so why would want to go even one day without my Godly soul? But, perhaps even thinking this [Chabad] way is what it's like to be a goy! Thanks for giving me the opportunity to be a goy for a day!