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Nitzavim, נִצָּבִים  “Standing” and 
Vayelech, וַיֵּלֶךְ "And He Went”
Deuteronomy 29:9-31:30       
Other reading is Isiah 61:10-63:9; Revelation 1:1-7:17    
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An Oneg (Hebrew for "delight" or "pleasure") is a festive Jewish gathering, usually held after Friday night Shabbat services, involving refreshments, socializing, singing, or Torah study.
The term originates from Isaiah 58:13, which calls Shabbat a "delight".
We hold an Oneg on the first and third weeks of every month after the Shabbat service (Unless there is a special announcement regarding the postponement of Oneg.)
The first week of the month we have an Oneg together with the traditional Shabbat Kiddush ceremony.

"When a test bacame a Temptation "  (James 1 )

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Every Tuesday at 7pm.
You will be greatly blessed as you explore the Bible texts in our lessons.
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If you want to study Biblical languages and read the Bible in the original, here is an interesting option.
Biblingo is the only language learning app that provides everything you need to go from zero knowledge of Greek and Hebrew to reading the Bible in its original languages – all in one place.

In-depth study of the Scriptures requires special tools.
One such tool is a Bible app for your phone or tablet.
The Berean Transliterated Study Bible combines the Berean Standard Bible with:

• Simple transliterations with syllable and accent markers
• Transliterations are links to Hebrew/Greek lexicons
• Original Hebrew/Aramaic/Greek (optional)
• Translator notes and cross references

The goal was to provide a low cost tool to help laity connect with the original Biblical Hebrew and Greek, in a simple format that can be used as your every day reader. It is available for your Android and iOS phones and tablets.