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Torah In Action: Parashat Noach
“Noach put out his hand and pulled the dove back
into the ark”
Well he didn’t bring it back, but we’ll try
again after we read the Torah portion.
Let’s do it!
He’s soooo cute!
His name is Denver
Nice try Max!!
Can we teach him to fetch a ball? Max, I’ll give you a dollar if you
can on the first try!
I bet he’ll do
it for me!
I’ve got treats if he does!
Noach rewarded the dove just for trying, Sooo, maybe Denver
deserves a treat too?
Then do I get my dollar?!?
Bahahah!Hahaha!
Ruff! Ruff!
Go get the ball BOy!
Get BallGet Treat!
Get BallGet Treat!
parashat Noach: Loving Others
Being Kind to those who do not complete a taskBut the dove found no resting place for the sole of her foot, so she returned to him into the ark, for the water was on the surface of all the earth. Then he put out his hand and took her, and brought her into the ark to himself. (B’reisheet 8:9)
Noach sent out a dove to fly above the waters in search of solid ground. When it didn’t find any dry ground, it returned to the ark. Noach reached his hand out and pulled the dove back into the ark.
Once, it happened that Yeshua’s disciples were in the boat fighting against the wind and the waves. In the middle of the night, Yeshua came walking to them on the water—they thought He was a ghost! Shimon called out, “If it’s really you tell me to come to you!” Yeshua told him to come. Shimon dropped from the boat and began walking on water— until he became afraid and started to sink. Yeshua reached out His hand and pulled Shimon to Himself. Shimon’s full name is Shimon son of Yonah. The Hebrew word yonah means “dove.” As a disciple, Shimon failed many times and made mistakes, but Yeshua’s kindness was always with him like Noach’s was with his dove in the ark. We should treat someone with kindness when they try to accomplish a task even if they do not succeed, and we should reach out to help people when they fail.
That’s how you love your neighbor as yourself.
Series inspired by Rabbi Zelig Pliskin’s book, Love Your Neighbor.
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Hi! I’m Max, and I am part
of the clubhouse crew. We are a group of Jewish and Gentile kids
who love Yeshua and study the Torah. We’re friends, we have fun, and we invite
you into our clubhouse. We always learn from each Torah portion and
try to put what we learn into action.