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Helen Allan
Scotland UK
July 31, 2026
9/10 Reply
Steve
Ky
November 6, 2025
Rabbi,
Excellent Parshah and quiz.
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Sonia
November 6, 2025
Acertei 9 das 10 questões. Errei a primeira questão! Reply
Feigue Cieplinski
Middletown
November 4, 2025
This parsha is one of the most interesting ones.
a)Did Abraham understood that the visitors were messengers from H'? it doesn't matter, what matter is his kindness, and the ability to invite strangers to his tent. We should imitate him !
b) The procedure of circumcision is a Torah bound Mitzvah, We should continue doing it and not hear those who say it is an antiquated custom.
c) The story of Abraham arguing with H'. It is not important that he argued butt hat he argued about finding the goodness in people. Even if only one !
Vayerah is the name of the parsha: I t can mean he appeared, or it can also mean to see: to see the goodness in this world, and enhance it like Abraham our forefather did.
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The Depths of Chabad Schooling
November 3, 2025
10/10
Three cheers from two very bored high schoolers who finished their Gemara learning early and laughed the whole way through.
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Deborah
Lawrence, NJ
November 16, 2024
Rabbi,
I scored 10/10; without a review!!! But, question 10 was tricky!
Thank you for the quiz after reading a weekly lesson.
Peace,
Deborah
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Hannah Oliveira
November 15, 2024
9/10. The last question was a tricky one to me. I read the parshah in Portuguese, so I got confused about the timeline. Loved to put into practice what I learned!
Thanks!
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Steve
Ky
November 15, 2024
Rabbi,
Another excellent Parshah discussion.
Thank you.
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A K
December 26, 2023
7/10 Reply
Steve
Ky
November 3, 2023
Rabbi,
Another excellent quiz.
I especially appreciate the Rashi discussion about serving meat and dairy in the same meal.
As would be expected, no Kosher rules were broken.
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Jack
Harpers Ferry, WV
January 21, 2023
Was it really a "need" of Avraham that Sarah become pregnant? Somehow this sounds as though it needs more discussion... Reply
Jonah David
Virginia Beach
November 12, 2022
I don't see a quiz. Reply
Steve
Ky
November 14, 2022
in response to Jonah David:
I've noticed that you don't get the quiz option when using an iPad.
Rabbi, can you have someone try accessing it via an iPad?
It says click for the quiz, but the quiz doesn't show.
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Yulanda
Toronto CA
November 12, 2022
10/10 I am happy with this result! It's been a while! since I got a perfect score! I love this story! I am happy I read the holy scriptures! over the years! Thank G-d! Finally a perfect score for a non-Jewish person! Thanks Rabbi for another wonderful quizzes! Shabbat Shalom. Reply
Axel Berger
Köln-Ossendorf
November 12, 2022
Unfortunately after it worked for quite some time I have now again to resort to the browser I don't trust to make the page load. Reply
Patricia Baker
Raeford
November 8, 2022
I forget most often but still I love these quizzes! Toda Rabat
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Bob The Builder
in the middle of nowhere
November 6, 2022
7/10 Reply
Ibekwe
Lagos Nigeria
October 23, 2021
8/10 Reply
manoj
india
October 19, 2021
great quiz Reply
Levia
March 14, 2021
9/10 Reply
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