Ain Od Milvado / Gam Zu L’Tova

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Ain Od Milvado / Gam Zu L’Tova

Ain od milvado — “There is none other than Him” — speaks to the profound truth of God’s presence filling all things. It reveals the mystery of God as the singular source and sustainer of all life, where every heartbeat, every leaf, and every star reflects His infinite being. This phrase calls believers to recognize that in every corner of creation, from the highest heavens to our own hearts, there is nothing apart from the One who is, the Lord of all.

Gam zu l’tovah — “This too is for the good” — reflects a deep trust in God’s purpose, even when faced with hardship or uncertainty. It calls believers to recognize that, in God’s wisdom, every challenge or setback is ultimately woven into His greater plan for good. This phrase invites a faith that sees beyond immediate struggles to the assurance that God’s goodness is present in all things, transforming trials into blessings in His perfect time.

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Connect to the Land of Israel wherever you are!

Natural Jerusalem stone sourced from the Holy Land herself. Professionally etched and painted into the stone by our master artisans. Every piece is made from its own unique piece of Israel. Every stone has her own textures and hues.

Ancient. Authentic. Cherished forever.

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The Land of Israel Fellowship is an online learning and spiritual community that focuses on connecting individuals to the land, people, and biblical teachings of Israel. It was co-founded by Rabbis Jeremy Gimpel and Ari Abramowitz, two prominent figures in Jewish outreach and education. The fellowship provides weekly live-streamed or recorded sessions featuring teachings on the Torah, Jewish wisdom, and Israel's spiritual significance.

Beyond weekly teachings, the fellowship sometimes offers additional resources, such as study materials, discussion forums, and opportunities to connect with other members. This structure is designed to create a global community that feels closely connected despite physical distances.

 

In Jewish liturgy, the concept of engraving or etching into stone is often evoked to symbolize permanence, devotion, and the deep commitment between God and Israel. One notable reference appears in *Pirkei Avot* (Ethics of the Fathers), which metaphorically describes Torah learning that is deeply absorbed as being "engraved on stone" (2:10). This image suggests a lasting impression, symbolizing knowledge or values that become an inseparable part of a person’s being.

Another powerful reference is in the *Shabbat* Amidah prayer, where it describes the *luchot ha-brit*, the "tablets of the covenant," which were etched by God’s own hand. This image, drawn from the Torah’s description in Exodus 31:18, symbolizes the eternal covenant between God and the Jewish people, where the words of the commandments are not merely written but engraved, reflecting their enduring, unbreakable nature.

The theme of engraving as a mark of lasting love and dedication also appears in Isaiah 49:16: "Behold, I have engraved you on the palms of My hands," expressing God’s unbreakable commitment to the Jewish people. This verse is sometimes referenced in liturgical poetry to emphasize God’s closeness and everlasting bond with Israel.

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