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Vayeitzei
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Man should ponder thoughtfully how great are the kindnesses of the Creator: Such a puny insignificant being, Man, can bring great delight to the ‘‘Greatest of all great’’ of Whom it is written, ‘‘There is no delving into His greatness.’’

Man ought therefore always be inspired, and perform his avoda with an eager heart and spirit.

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