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…Federal rules touching immigration get much more deference, so the federal half is a genuinely open question. The…
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1 post ·Part I · TWO HOMELANDS, TWO FLAGS · Chapter 4 The Name Came From Her Manhattan · 9 September 1640 In the record…
📖 Dictionary alah (curse) אָלָה alah A CURSE — specifically an oath-curse, a formal imprecation invoked to enforce a…
📖 Dictionary alah אָלָה alah AN OATH, or the CURSE that enforces one — not sin's ordinary word (that…
…the type of the person with no one to enforce her rights, named with the orphan and the stranger throughout…
…are Israelite foremen set over their own kinsmen to enforce the quota. ⚠️ The distinction matters: when the bricks fall short…
…up'), and it survives in modern Hebrew as ALIYAH, immigration to Israel. Unrelated to the alah spelled with an alef…
…a condition, given because the ideal could not be enforced on people as they are. That distinction — between what is…
…A vow is never asked for; it is only enforced once spoken. ⭐ Psalm 56:13 (now on these pages): ‘Your…
…named two separate ways. ⭐ And when Deuteronomy comes to enforce its own commandment it uses Exodus's word, not its…
…chapter's narrative — a real photograph of Moroccan-Jewish immigrants baking bread at Moshav Lachish in 1958, shown here because…