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Rabbi Eidensohn's new book Secret of the Scale: Torah
Insights into Marriage, Human Harmony, Self-Actualization and the Art of
Appreciating People - Deep Cabalistic ideas about gender,
marriage, and the secret of life: how you can appreciate and love yourself and
then others. Find the roots of feminism in the Days of Creation and Adam's
first wife.
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Rabbi David Eidensohn
A student of the great Lithuanian rabbis of the past generation: Rabbi Aharon
Kotler, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein, Rabbi Yaacov Kaminetsky, and Rabbi Shimon Schwab,
among others. A disciple of Dr. Shmuel Toledano of blessed memory, the
genius of Kabbala in Jerusalem.
Rabbi Eidensohn has published eight books and has nine websites. He is active
on radio and media and deals with family issues.
The Dean of Rabbinical Decisors in the world, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein of
blessed memory, wrote this as an approbation for Rabbi Eidensohn's book on
monetary law: "Rabbi Dovid Eliyohu Eidensohn is known to me for many years as
one who delves deeply to clarify complicated laws."
Rabbi Eidensohn's wife, Soro Riva, was born in the Lida, Poland ghetto. She
is the great-granddaughter of the Radiner Rov, Reb Yehuda Kval of blessed
memory, the rabbi of the Chofetz Chaim of Radin, who is buried in Jerusalem near
the great rabbis Reb Yehoshua Leib Diskin, The Chief Rabbi the Adereth, and
Rabbi Itsl Peterburger, the former rabbi of St. Petersburg. Rabbi Kval's Kabbala
works carry an endorsement from Rabbi Yehoshua Leib Diskin.
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Introduction
Jewish Outreach Congregation has pioneered Jewish Outreach in New York State
and other places for over thirty years. JOC was founded in the seventies by two
elders of the Monsey Orthodox community, Family Court Judge Bernard Stanger of
blessed memory, and Rabbi Emmanuel Weldler, a former Ramapo Supervisor and
community leader, with a grant from the Brookdale Foundation. We worked with
colleges, singles, Jewish intellectuals, Russians and other projects for many
years. In the eighties we published books and made a weekly radio show in New
York City. In the waning days of Communism we pioneered the first rabbinical
divorce programs for Russian Jews who had never seen a rabbi who could do such
things. In the nineties until today we have gone onto the Internet to do what
others don't want to do. We have websites working with Nazis to promote better
understanding and less anti-Semites. We have a website for Jews with sexual
problems. We have a website to handle some controversial Orthodox community
issues. Rabbi Eidensohn was featured on ABC television recently in a serious
issue, and is regularly quoted in the local newspapers about community matters.
At this point, we want to expand our activities, to publish books, improve our
internet program, and to make additional audio files, etc. We welcome anyone who
cares enough about the work we do, for families, for protection against
anti-Semitism, and for general Torah issues, to join us in our efforts.
Our Goals
We want to teach Torah. We want to teach Torah to Jews who need to learn
Torah. We want to teach Torah to those who hate Jews and must learn why they are
mistaken to hate us. We want to teach Torah to Orthodox Jews who have problems
in their family lives or in general because of mistaken ideas of Torah. We want
to change things instead of complaining about them. We can change by educating.
Public education must lead to public efforts to effect real change. We must
become the Torah that Was as the Torah that Will Be, the title of a book by
Rabbi David Eidensohn "stories of Rosh Yeshivas."
Contact Information
- Telephone
- 845-578-1860
- Electronic mail
- General Information:
postmaster@jewishoutreachcongregation.com
Webmaster:
webmaster@jewishoutreachcongregation.com
- Rabbi Eidensohn:
rabbi@jewishoutreachcongregation.com
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