Episode 59 - Between the Temples
from Cinema IRL Hosted by Amber Noelle & Scott Gerhardt
There are 613 commandments in Judaism, and none say you can't get a Bat Mitzvah as an adult, as Amber and Scott discuss after watching Between the Temples
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This episode was published on October 4, 2024.
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