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Episode 5 - Renewed Prayer - Prayers Unhindered

6 min · 3 de sep de 2023
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This episode focuses on how to pray 🙏🏽 🤲. Prayer is more than just asking or alerting God about things in our lives. We are so close to God and we can help other by being mindful of them. Let's learn Torah together ❤️ #torahstudy

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