Not everything deserves a blessing. In Fiddler on the Roof, the rabbi jokes: “May God bless and keep the Tsar… far away from us.” Funny? Yes. Correct? Not exactly. Judaism draws a sharp line between blessing and curse. The Talmud teaches that we do not recite blessings over locusts or vinegar (Brachot 40b)—because plagues and spoiled wine are not holy challenges. They are curses. And that matters. Because faith isn’t about finding a blessing in everything. It’s about knowing what must never be b

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Famous rabbis spread "contradiction" they are sure they've found in the New Testament. Eitan Bar answers them in 60 seconds. Find out more about Jewish Evangelism in Israel at: https://oneforisrael.org/outreach Get more answers to more rabbinic objections in Eitan's book "Refuting Rabbinic Objection to Christianity": https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07KDDJ4KZ | ONE FOR ISRAEL Ministry