Happy Purim 2026 (and Happy Ramadan)

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Happy Purim 2026 (and Happy Ramadan). PURIM NOTES (links):Jesus and Purim https://www.ldolphin.org/jpurim.html Chabad and Purim https://www.chabad.org/holidays/purim/article_cdo/aid/1473/jewish/The-Megillah.htmRamadan 2026 (night 2, at “Jesus Son of Mary Center JSMC” (Tampa) https://youtu.be/5qxz6iage7o?si=LEbNPXXjPc-seqVj (Note: at the time of posting I haven’t yet studied with the Iqra group or done anything related to a Ramadan, (other than wishing some friends a good holiday month, I’m in the process possibly spending a weekend studying or joining the FB scheduled Zoom).

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