The Blemish on the Diamond A king once owned a diamond of greatest value. He was proud of it and kept it close to himself, never allowing it to be displayed; for fear that some ambitious diamond-thief might find a way to steal it. He handled it with great caution. Even the slightest move would injure its pure and perfect beauty. In fact, so fearful was he of injuring this diamond that his hands trembled as he turned it and turned it, feasting his eyes upon its perfection. But

Yom Kippur the Day of Atonement

Without a vision, the people and purpose of the mission will fade away.

What value is religion if the world remains such a mess?

Dishonesty never pays.

It is easy to overlook or rationalize our "little sins" that we tell ourselves really do not hurt anyone.

Brotherly love establishes holy ground worthy of becoming the place for the House of Prayer - Beit Hamikdash.