Class of today with Rabbi Cohen on Chassidut 203
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Parashas Vayechi
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Jacob and his sons had finally arrived in Egypt, where Jacob would spend the last 17 years of his life.
Jacob asked Joseph to bury him in Eretz Israel, in the Cave of Machpelah.
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Noahide judges and courts are responsible for upholding the principles and laws of the Noahide faith. These judges and courts are tasked with interpreting and enforcing the seven Noahide laws, which are considered the basic moral code for all humanity.
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Congrats! Patrick.