Light to the Nations
Light to the Nations – with Rabbi Chaim RichmanBi-weekly series with new teachings available every second Thursday.
Next time on Light to the Nations:
Torah Observance for Gentiles, Part III

This teaching was originally recorded a number of years ago before a private audience of Noahides (G-d fearing Gentiles) in Texas, and this is the first time it is being made public. Rabbi Chaim Richman delivers a candid and groundbreaking explanation of practical Torah observance for Righteous Gentiles.
Dedication: Dedicated to Yehoshua Ellis on his birthday. May your light shine!
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Light to the Nations – with Rabbi Chaim RichmanBi-weekly series with new teachings available every second Thursday.
Next time on Light to the Nations:
Torah Observance for Gentiles, Part II

This teaching was originally recorded a number of years ago before a private audience of Noahides (G-d fearing Gentiles) in Texas, and this is the first time it is being made public. Rabbi Chaim Richman delivers a candid and groundbreaking explanation of practical Torah observance for Righteous Gentiles.
Dedication: In honor of Lynne Rose on her birthday!
Temple Institute Links:
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Light to the Nations – with Rabbi Chaim RichmanBi-weekly series with new teachings available every second Thursday.
Next time on Light to the Nations:
To Be Announced

The sighting of and declaration of the new moon, as well as the celebration of the new moon inside the Holy Temple and out, constitutes a very intimate aspect of G-d’s relationship with Israel.
Dedication: Happy Birthday Blessings to Brian and Benjamin Spitz!
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Light to the Nations – with Rabbi Chaim RichmanBi-weekly series with new teachings available every second Thursday.
Next time on Light to the Nations:
To Be Announced

The holy Sukkahs that we build on our terraces and in our backyards each year are nothing more and nothing less than a temporary Holy Temple, filled with the light of the ein sof – the infinite light. This same light which fills our Sukkah was expressed during the seven days of Sukkot in the Holy Temple through the joyful music of the Water Libation Celebration, and the exuberant spontaneity of the music inspired prophecy among those who heard it.
Filmed in the Richman family Sukkah with special honored guests, professional musician and musicologist Rabbi David Louis and his Mikdash All-Stars!
Dedication: Dedicated to Vicki Billing.
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Light to the Nations – with Rabbi Chaim RichmanBi-weekly series with new teachings available every second Thursday.
Next time on Light to the Nations:
Simchat Beit HaShoeva: Sukkot Musical Celebration

It is not the particulars of our lives which determine who we are, but how we serve G-d. Humility, dedication and sincerity bring us closer to HaShem. Quality, not quantity.
Rabbi Richman’s teaching was recorded in the Hebraic Center in Lubbock, Texas, in the spring of 2011. It is being presented online in two parts.
Dedication: Dedicated to the members of the Hebraic Center of Lubbock, Texas.
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Yom Kippur is about making amends and cleaning up our personal acts. But even beyond that, Yom Kippur is about being there for one another and standing united as a people, bearing and sharing responsibility.
Yom Kippur is observed
Shabbat, 10 Tishrei/October 8
Shana Tova uMetuka – a Good and Sweet New Year – Gmar Chatima Tova – May We All be Inscribed in the Book of Life!
Temple Institute Links:
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Light to the Nations – with Rabbi Chaim RichmanBi-weekly series with new teachings available every second Thursday.
Next time on Light to the Nations:
The True Service of G-d, Part II

It is not the particulars of our lives which determine who we are, but how we serve G-d. Humility, dedication and sincerity bring us closer to HaShem. Quality, not quantity.
Rabbi Richman’s teaching was recorded in the Hebraic Center in Lubbock, Texas, in the spring of 2011. It is being presented online in two parts.
Dedication: Dedicated to the members of the Hebraic Center of Lubbock, Texas.
Temple Institute Links:
Program Link – Website – Dedications – Support – Newsletter – Contact Us

