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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch movement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch movement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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(2888, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump Marks Education Day</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1188:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The White House released a proclamation designating April 7, 2017, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the 115th anniversary of birth of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch movement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.”\nThe Rebbe spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the universal nature of education would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.\n“It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . . ” the Rebbe said. “The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.”\nCopyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2889, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump Marks Education Day</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1188:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The White House released a proclamation designating April 7, 2017, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the 115th anniversary of birth of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.”\nThe Rebbe spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the universal nature of education would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.\n“It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . . ” the Rebbe said. “The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.”\nCopyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2890, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump Marks Education Day</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1188:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The White House released a proclamation designating April 7, 2017, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the 115th anniversary of birth of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.”\nThe Rebbe spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the universal nature of education would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.\n“It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . . ” the Rebbe said. “The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.”\nCopyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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(2894, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:83:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump and the Seven Commandments</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1188:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The White House released a proclamation designating April 7, 2017, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the 115th anniversary of birth of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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(2895, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:83:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump and the Seven Commandments</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1188:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The White House released a proclamation designating April 7, 2017, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the 115th anniversary of birth of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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(2897, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:79:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump and the 7 Commandments</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1188:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The White House released a proclamation designating April 7, 2017, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the 115th anniversary of birth of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.”\nThe Rebbe spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the universal nature of education would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.\n“It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . . ” the Rebbe said. “The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.”\nCopyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2904, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:71:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump and the 7 Laws</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1188:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The White House released a proclamation designating April 7, 2017, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the 115th anniversary of birth of the Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory. The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”\nIt is the 39th year since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in 1978 with President Jimmy Carter and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.\n“Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.<span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1165:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “Education Day,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the Chabad-Lubavitch mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The Rebbe spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “education in a broader and deeper sense—not merely as a process of imparting knowledge and training for a ‘better living,’ but for a ‘better life,’ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1285:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation he echoed the Rebbe’s teachings when he noted that “throughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.”\nThe Rebbe spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the universal nature of education would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.\n“It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . . ” the Rebbe said. “The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.”\nCopyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2924, 923, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">President Trump Marks Education Day</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1300:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">The <strong>White House</strong> released a proclamation designating <strong>April 7, 2017</strong>, as Education and Sharing Day, U.S.A in honor of the <strong>115th</strong> anniversary of birth of the <strong>Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson.</strong> The proclamation was signed by President Donald J. Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1059:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1394:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”\nThe <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.\n“<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”\nCopyright of Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1098:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “</span><span class="article-body-trump">with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”<br /> The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.<br /> “<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”<br /> Copyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1098:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “</span><span class="article-body-trump">with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”<br /> The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.<br /> “<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”<br /> Copyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1098:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “</span><span class="article-body-trump">with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”<br /> The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.<br /> “<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”<br /> Copyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1098:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “</span><span class="article-body-trump">with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”<br /> The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.<br /> “<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”<br /> Copyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1098:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “</span><span class="article-body-trump">with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”<br /> The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.<br /> “<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”<br /> Copyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1057:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter,“with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”<br /> The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.<br /> “<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”<br /> Copyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1057:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter,“with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1059:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”<br /> The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.<br /> “<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”<br /> Copyrights from Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1059:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1394:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; it has equipped generation upon generation of young men and women for lives of responsible citizenship, by helping to teach them the basic ethical values and principles that are both our heritage as a free people and the foundation of civilized life.</em>”\nThe <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke about his hope that Education Day would become a permanent institution, one which due to the <strong>universal nature of education</strong> would lend further significance to other days, such as Father’s Day and Mother’s Day.\n“<em>It is fitting indeed that the U.S.A. has shown, through a forceful example to the world, that it places education among its foremost priorities . . .</em> ” the <strong>Rebbe</strong> said. “<em>The proclamation of Education Day USA is of extraordinary significance in impressing upon citizens the importance of education, both in their own lives as well as, and even more so, for the young generation in the formative years—particularly in the present day and age.</em>”\nCopyright of Chabad</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1059:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1059:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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Trump and states that it is a day to “acknowledge the critical role of families, schools, and religious and other civic institutions in nurturing in our children the values that enable them to realize the full scope of their ambitions.”<br /> It is the <strong>39th year</strong> since the Rebbe’s date of birth was designated as a time to reflect upon the state of education in society, a bipartisan tradition that began with in <strong>1978 with President Jimmy Carter</strong> and has been carried out by subsequent presidents ever since.<br /> “Education and Sharing Day recognizes the remarkable efforts of <strong>Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitcher Rebbe,</strong> to use values-based education to drive our nation’s children toward the American Dream,” stated Trump. “As an educator, Rabbi Schneerson understood that education is incomplete if it is devoid of moral development.</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:7:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:3:"raw";b:0;s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:1:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1059:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In reacting to the very first designation of “<strong>Education Day</strong>,” the Rebbe expressed that while the timing of the day was a tribute to the <strong>Chabad-Lubavitch</strong> mov<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-906" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/trump.jpg" alt="" width="870" height="620" />ement “which sees in education the cornerstone not only of Jewish life, but of humanity at large,and has been dedicated to this vital cause ever since its inception more than two hundred years ago—it is a fitting and timely tribute to the cause of education in general, focusing attention on what is surely one of the nation’s top priorities.The <strong>Rebbe</strong> spoke often about education as the bedrock of society, underscoring that it should not be limited to preparation for a career or even the acquisition of knowledge but, as he wrote to Carter, “ with due emphasis on character building and moral and ethical values.”</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1415:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">In <strong>President Ronald Reagan’s 1984 Education Day proclamation</strong> he echoed the <strong>Rebbe</strong>’s teachings when he noted that “t<em>hroughout our history . . . our educational system has always done far more than simply train people for a given job or profession; 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As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1524:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]This is similar to our Sages’statement:“If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah <img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" />[i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.”[Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1374:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump"> In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}');
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(2974, 945, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1237:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1454:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"><br /> This is similar to our Sages’ statement: “If one is told that Gentiles possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2975, 945, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1237:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1454:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"><br /> This is similar to our Sages’ statement: “If one is told that Gentiles possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2976, 946, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1237:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1454:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"><br /> This is similar to our Sages’ statement: “If one is told that Gentiles possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2977, 947, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1195:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’ statement:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"> “If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2978, 947, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1195:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’ statement:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"> “If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2979, 948, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1195:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’ statement:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"> “If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
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This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1195:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’ statement:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"> “If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}');
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This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1195:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’ statement:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"> “If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2982, 950, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1195:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’ statement:<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /></span><span class="article-body-trump"> “If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.” [Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1792:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness. In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2989, 955, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1564:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’statement:“If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah <img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" />[i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.”[Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.\nWords that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1374:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump"> In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2986, 953, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1616:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’statement:</span><span class="article-body-trump">“If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah <img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" />[i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.”[Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.<br /> Words that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1374:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump"> In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2983, 951, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1693:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’statement:</span><span class="article-body-trump">“If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.”<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /> </span></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">[Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.<br /> Words that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1374:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump"> In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2984, 951, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1693:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’statement:</span><span class="article-body-trump">“If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.”<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /> </span></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">[Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.<br /> Words that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1374:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump"> In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}'),
(2985, 952, 'panels_data', 'a:3:{s:7:"widgets";a:4:{i:0;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:76:"<span class="article-title-trump">Shavuot:Universal Ethics from Sinai</span>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:0;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:0;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"e5c16641-e8fe-4437-b4c6-99931cc7804e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:1;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1529:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">If one wishes to ensure that mankind act justly and righteously, it must be founded upon observing the Will of the Creator and Director of the world!\nI wish to point out the theme of “Ethics of the Fathers”: Although this tractate deals with “matters of piety,” i.e., ethics and proper character traits, the author of the Mishnah emphasizes at the tractate’s outset: “Moses received the Torah from Sinai.” The reasoning behind this is “to tell you that the ethics and morals [in this tractate] were not thought up from their hearts (as was the case with the ethics invented by the non-Jewish sages), but ‘these too are from Sinai.’” [Commentary of Rabbi Ovadiah of Bartenura, Ethics of the Fathers 1:1] This is the only guarantee of actual behavior according to morality and proper character traits. This is relevant both for oneself, and when influencing others, as the Mishnah continues, “Establish many students.”\nThis surely applies to mankind as a whole: The only way to guarantee just, righteous conduct is not an ethical system based on human reason, but on the fulfillment of the Will of the Creator and Director of the world. As Maimonides says: “[...he is considered a Pious Gentile] only when he accepts them and fulfills them [i.e., the Noahide Commandments] (not out of intellectual conviction, but) because the Holy One, blessed be He, commanded them in the Torah and informed us [i.e., the Jewish people] via \n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:0;s:2:"id";i:1;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"98de4268-2fa4-4c04-887f-1de5653cbe01";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:2;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:6:"visual";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1693:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">Moses, our teacher [that Gentiles are obligated to follow these 7 commandments].” [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Kings 8:11]</span><span class="article-body-trump">This is similar to our Sages’statement:</span><span class="article-body-trump">“If one is told that Gentile possess wisdom, believe it. If one is told that Gentiles possess Torah [i.e. of their own, not received from the Jews], disbelieve it.”<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-482" src="http://www.bnoahide.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/13406971_1337685426243408_9204172546597888431_n.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="300" /> </span></p><p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump">[Midrash Eicha Rabbah, 2:13] Wisdom alone (without any connection to actual behavior) is not necessarily related to the Giving of the Torah, so Gentiles can enjoy inherent possession of it. Torah, however, which denotes an instruction [from G-d] that is actually put into practice, is only present [originally] amongst the Jewish people, by virtue of the Giving of the Torah. The Jews are the ones who must influence Gentiles in this [putting the abstract theory into practice] when it comes to the Noahide Code.May it be G-d’s Will that all will increase in all the above, both in spreading Torah and Judaism amongst Jews, and in spreading the seven Noahide Commandments amongst all the world’s inhabitants.<br /> Words that emanate from the heart will surely penetrate the heart and accomplish their effect. This surely applies when we demonstrate a living example in our personal behavior in all matters of goodness and holiness.<br /> </span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:1;s:2:"id";i:2;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"42ca9e54-0c7a-41d9-98d2-9ca309c4655e";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}i:3;a:5:{s:4:"type";s:4:"html";s:5:"title";s:0:"";s:4:"text";s:1374:"<p style="text-align: justify;"><span class="article-body-trump"> In this way each person will merit to see the fine fruits of his labor. This is a teacher’s greatest reward – seeing his student go in the path he was taught, coming closer and closer to the Creator and Director of the world by actually fulfilling His Will, until the student himself becomes an “illuminating candle,” “moist enough to transmit moisture” [i.e., transmitting his or her knowledge and enthusiasm about Torah and the Noahide Commandments to others].\nLet us occupy ourselves with all this with a sense of newness, with the same enthusiasm that we would fulfill a commandment newly given from Sinai, in the words of our Sages, “He who studies Torah, G-d studies opposite him.”\nThrough this we accomplish that “the world will be filled with the knowledge of G-d” [Isaiah, 11:9] as much as possible during [this era of Jewish] exile, and we hasten the complete fulfillment of this prophecy, with the arrival of our righteous Moshiach, may he come and redeem us and take us upright to our land – with an upright posture, with firmness and pride (but not arrogance, G-d forbid), at the tremendous privilege of being G-d’s emissary to make the world into “a dwelling place [for G-d] in the lower realms [this physical world],” and with joy and gladness of heart.\n</span></p>";s:6:"filter";s:1:"1";s:11:"panels_info";a:6:{s:5:"class";s:30:"WP_Widget_Black_Studio_TinyMCE";s:4:"grid";i:1;s:4:"cell";i:2;s:2:"id";i:3;s:9:"widget_id";s:36:"64ae75d2-e067-4b76-a6a2-622f0ccef08c";s:5:"style";a:2:{s:27:"background_image_attachment";b:0;s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";}}}}s:5:"grids";a:2:{i:0;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:1;s:5:"style";a:3:{s:18:"background_display";s:4:"tile";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}i:1;a:2:{s:5:"cells";i:3;s:5:"style";a:4:{s:10:"background";s:7:"#ffffff";s:18:"background_display";s:5:"cover";s:11:"row_stretch";s:4:"full";s:14:"cell_alignment";s:10:"flex-start";}}}s:10:"grid_cells";a:4:{i:0;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:0;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";i:1;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:1;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:0;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:2;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:1;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}i:3;a:4:{s:4:"grid";i:1;s:5:"index";i:2;s:6:"weight";d:0.333333333333329984160542380777769722044467926025390625;s:5:"style";a:0:{}}}}');
