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March 14, 1997 - Image 35

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-03-14

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\—) had offered Moshe the same deal
— let your males leave but we
want your families and your pos-
sessions to remain behind. The
deal that Moshe flatly refused
was joyously proposed by a later
generation.
So the land was lost and the
people were sent into the Baby-
lonian exile.
The biblical vision of the bond
between land and people was
about to end.
But not quite. Whoever edited
the final version of the Hebrew
Bible chose carefully its last
words. True, the people had for-
feited the land, but God remained
loyal to the divine covenant. A
new ruler was to rise. Unlike
Pharaoh, this ruler was to facili-
tate the return of the Jewish peo-
ple to their land. And so the Bible
ends with the decree of Cyrus:
"The Lord your God be with you
and go up (to the land)." The last
words of the last biblical book en-
hances the theme already found
in the last words of the first five
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Or Chadash -
Purim Party

Congregation Or Chadash will
host a reading of the megillah 8:30
p.m. Saturday, March 22, at the
Northgate Apartments northside
clubhouse. The reading, open to
the public, will be followed by a piz-
za party. There is no charge and
reservations are not necessary.
The congregation will hold
Shacharit services 8:30 a.m. Sun-
day, March 23, the same location.
The reading of the megillah will
begin at approximately 9:15 a.m.
The public is invited.
For information about Or
Chadash activities, contact Su-
sann Codish, (810) 547-2814.

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Beth Achim
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The Cultural Commission of Con-
gregation Beth Achim will spon-
sor a Purim se'udah at the
synagogue 5 p.m. Sunday, March
23. The program will begin with a
Purim program arranged by Can-
tor Max Shimansky. Following
minchah service at 6 p.m., there
will be a Purim se'udah dinner at
which the congregation will host
a group of new American families.
Following dinner, children from
the religious school will present
Purim skits.
There is a charge for the din-
ner and reservations are due by
March 19. For information, con-
tact the synagogue office, (810)
352-8670.

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