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I’m a yeshiva bochor who has to write an english report on a specific nifloas haborei {eg. the eye, niagra falls, etc.} does anybody have any good original ideas I can write about or a website where I could find an article?
Write about the blizzard!!!!
Yeah!! Or how when it’s really cold, and you’re shoveling the snow, first your toes and your fingers get numb because your body takes heat away from “less” important parts of the body so that other “more” vital parts of the body can stay warm…
Or how Hashem gave people such chachma that they study science and predict major snowstorms!
Yes ‘Ofcourse’
Rabbi Miller writes that you don’t have to fly across the globe to find ‘Niflaos HaBorei’, expound on any miniscule growth HaShem has effected. Think about a human, food tree.
HaShem’s invention of a person is the other way around. At birth a baby has all the parts and pieces he will need through-out his entire life. No more parts needed. And all this in a TINY baby. He is already preprogrammed to want & cry for food, to self teach himself about his surroundings and how to use his body. This same baby will automatically ????? ??? develop to a full grown human. Think about it.
Write about an eye! It’s like a built-in camera. And we never have to recharge the battery…..
Also, the way it works is that we see e/t up side down and it takes a fraction of a millisecond to turn it right side up, and we don’t even realize that at first it’s not the right direction!! 🙂
Can someone suggest how I might have communicated the R’ Avigdor Miller idea of apples/seeds and had the post remain (seems the fact that it led to a video clip was problematic)?
The Brain!
Moderator, is there a way you can give Bentzion my e-mail address (which I don’t want posted in public)? I should be able to provide him with material
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How about the miracle of birth, how Hashem allows a premie of even one pound to survive?
how about something seemingly mundane like an orange and listen to one of rabbi avigdor miller
How about snowflakes. Each one is unique. Amazing.
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