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A Legacy Larger than Life

The great Rabbi Hiyya’s sons became farmers.  In time they forgot everything that their father had taught them.  One day, one of the brothers asked, “Do you think that our father knows [that we have abandoned what he taught us about Torah]?”

The answer came, “Just as a man’s flesh will cause him agony, will his soul not mourn too?”
-berachot 18 b


That which generations survived to teach us remains as a value to be cherished.  They still watch and care.

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