One Minute Rosh Hashana Insight: The Sweetness of Apples

by Allison Josephs

October 02, 2016

in Holidays, Philosophy, Spirituality, Videos

Isn’t dipping one sweet thing into another sweet thing redundant? Here’s why the apple’s sweetness is different than the honey’s.

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