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"Love your fellow like yourself" is an interpretation of and commentary on "Love G‑d your G‑d." He who loves his fellow-Jew loves G‑d, because the Jew has with in himself a "part of G‑d Above." Therefore, when one loves the Jew - i.e. his inner essence - one loves G‑d.
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  • 12:39 PM

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  • 3:18 PM

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  • 4:25 PM

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  • 5:27 PM

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  • 5:53 PM

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  • 12:11 AM

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  • 53:12 min.

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