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Making A Bed … and Lying In It Too
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 02 Jul 2009 | Tagged as: Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #43 -Women of Valor Part 39 – Making A Bed … and Lying In It Too
Loose Women and Change – Daughters of Wisdom / Women of Valor Returns!
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 18 Jun 2009 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #42 -Women of Valor Part 38 – Loose Women and Change
The next “Woman of Valor,” a real ‘broad’ with a colorful past, is introduced. Her story serves as an inspiration to those who want to align themselves with the Children of Israel.
Women of Valor Part 37 – Mem’s the Word
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 29 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #41 -Women of Valor Part 37 – Mem’s the Word
The next Hebrew letter is introduced and examined in context with the verse in Proverbs, its numerical value, and symbolism.
Women of Valor Part 36 – Better Than Linens and Things
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 22 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #40 -Women of Valor Part 36 – Better Than Linens and Things
This program discusses the various aspects Proverbs 31.22. During the discussion, use of dyes and colors is mentioned, especially pertaining to other Biblical occupations and services.
Apology for Last Week’s Missing Shows
Posted by admin on 11 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva, Midrashim, The Gates, Torah Focus
Due to a date error in the programming, most of last week’s shows did not show up.
They will resume this week.
Please accept the webmaster’s apology.
Women of Valor Part 35 – A Woman Among Strangers
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 01 Jan 2009 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #39 -Women of Valor Part 35 – A Woman Among Strangers
The 12th of the twenty-two ‘Women of Valor’ is introduced, along with her history and a comparison with the Proverbs passage, Psalm 119, and the Hebrew alphabetical letter representing her station in the list of remarkable women.
Women of Valor Part 34 – The Scarlet Letter
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 11 Dec 2008 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #38 -Women of Valor Part 34 – The Scarlet Letter
The next verse in Proverbs is introduced, along with the next letter of the Hebrew Alef-bet.
Women of Valor Part 33 – Dead orAlive … Again!
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 04 Dec 2008 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #37 -Women of Valor Part 33 – Dead orAlive … Again!
The story of the Widow of Zerephath is elaborated, along with her son, as all things are tied together regarding this lady, Proverbs 31.20, the Hebrew alphabet, and prophets.
Women of Valor Part 32 – A Crowning Achievement
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 27 Nov 2008 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #36 -Women of Valor Part 32 – A Crowning Achievement
The next letter of the Alef-Bet, Kof, is introduced along with some symbolic references to the letter. The next Woman of Valor is also introduced with some interesting rabbinic surprises.
Women of Valor Part 31 – The Hands of Strength and Grace
Posted by Daughters of Wisdom on 20 Nov 2008 | Tagged as: ARBA4, Daughters of Wisdom, Hatikva
Daughters of Wisdom – With Debbie Good
Thursdays on ARBA4
Daughters of Wisdom Program #35 -Women of Valor Part 31 – The Hands of Strength and Grace
Characteristics of the letter “yod” are discussed along with spiritual warfare and acts of charity. In addition, the Biblical figure Yael is considered for her “handiwork”.
