Shavuos – Fruits and Fruition
Fruit and Fruition
An Insight on Result-Oriented Thinking
Good intentions may not pave the path to hell, but absent deed, they certainly will not lead to heaven. This lesson discusses the importance of deed and the symbolism of Shavuot as the New Year for fruit
Fruit and Fruition
An Insight on Result-Oriented Thinking
Good intentions may not pave the path to hell, but absent deed, they certainly will not lead to heaven. This lesson discusses the importance of deed and the symbolism of Shavuot as the New Year for fruit
| Weight | 0.3 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 11 × 8.5 × 0.5 in |
| Includes | Teacher's Manual, PowerPoint, Marketing Material |
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