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Torah was read in synagogues every Shabbat (Friday sundown to Saturday
sundown). As years passed, the stories were heard many many times. They weren’t
“religious stories” for the people living in the Second Temple Period – stories
about an abstract invisible God. For them, “approaching God” was
something that people went to the Temple to do every day. It was a very serious
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