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Reading from Kol Nidre given by Rachel Galanter

October 13, 2015 by bethel Leave a Comment

This reading is from the Shabbat Outreach materials used by Emerald Pond (uncredited in those materials):

When the world was created,
G-D made everything a little bit incomplete
Rather than making bread grow out of the earth,
G-D made wheat grow so that we might bake it into bread.
Rachter than making the earth of bricks,
G-D made it of clay so that might bake the clay into bricks. Why?
So that we might become partners in completing the work of creation.

Bashert
by Irena Klepfisz

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