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Rabbi Eleazar Rokeach of Worms was a leading talmudist and the author of the Sefer ha rokeah, which has some fascinating passages regarding teshuvah. I wonder though, is one permitted to serve as a rabbi to animals, particularly non-kosher ones like worms? If not, is this why he had such sharp insight into teshuvah?

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Rabbi Eleazar Rokeach of Worms was a leading talmudist and the author of the Sefer ha rokeah, which has some fascinating passages regarding teshuvah. I wonder though, is one permitted to serve as a rabbi to animals, particularly non-kosher ones like worms? If not, is this why he had such sharp insight into teshuvah?

#This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.#

Rabbi Eleazar Rokeach of Worms was a leading talmudist and the author of the Sefer ha rokeah, which has some fascinating passages regarding teshuvah. I wonder though, is one permitted to serve as a rabbi to animals, particularly non-kosher ones like worms? If not, is this why he had such sharp insight into teshuvah?

This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.

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Rabbi Eleazar Rokeach of Worms was a leading talmudist and the author of the Sefer ha rokeah, which has some fascinating passages regarding teshuvah. I wonder though, is one permitted to beserve as a rabbi to minister to animals, particularly non-kosher ones like worms? If not, is this why he had such sharp insight into teshuvah?

#This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.#

Rabbi Eleazar Rokeach of Worms was a leading talmudist and the author of the Sefer ha rokeah, which has some fascinating passages regarding teshuvah. I wonder though, is one permitted to be as a rabbi to minister to animals, particularly non-kosher ones like worms? If not, is this why he had such sharp insight into teshuvah?

#This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.#

Rabbi Eleazar Rokeach of Worms was a leading talmudist and the author of the Sefer ha rokeah, which has some fascinating passages regarding teshuvah. I wonder though, is one permitted to serve as a rabbi to animals, particularly non-kosher ones like worms? If not, is this why he had such sharp insight into teshuvah?

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Rabbi Eleazar Rokeach of Worms was a leading talmudist and the author of the Sefer ha rokeah, which has some fascinating passages regarding teshuvah. I wonder though, is one permitted to be as a rabbi to minister to animals, particularly non-kosher ones like worms? If not, is this why he had such sharp insight into teshuvah?

#This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.#