# Articles About Circumcision by Mohel Eliyahu Weisman in Portland Oregon

> Articles and insights about bris milah and circumcision from Mohel Eliyahu Weisman, serving Portland, Oregon and beyond.

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# Articles

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    ## Circumcision: An Act of Loving Restoration by Eliyahu Weisman
    
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    July 30, 2024
    
    Man was created without blemish, and that is our destiny. The foreskin is a physical barrier that corresponds to spiritual estrangement. The sublime covenant guides us towards true fulfillment.
    
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    ## Motherhood & Surrogacy
    
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    July 22, 2024
    
    Motherhood & Surrogacy - According to Rav Moshe Feinstein
    
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    ## For The Love Of God
    
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    July 21, 2024
    
    The following is an article by Mohel Eliyahu Weisman, Portland Oregon about one's love for God and the Jewish faith.
    
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    ## 8th Day Circumcision: To Choose or Not to Choose?
    
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    July 19, 2024
    
    I want to empower you on this most personal, vulnerable, and covenantal journey. Many parents may wonder why it is ideal to initiate a baby into the covenant at such a young age.
    
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    ## What's In a Name?
    
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    July 19, 2024
    
    A person’s given name, symbolically embodying all the parental aspirations and nurturing therein, certainly has a significant and lifelong impact. This is the name that encapsulates the essential latent potential of breathtaking new life.
    
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    ## A Message from Rav Eliyahu Weisman: Embracing the Covenant with Care and Compassion
    
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    July 12, 2024
    
    Mazel Tov on the birth of your beautiful baby! This is a time of immense joy, excitement, and perhaps a bit of apprehension as you prepare for the significant milestone of the bris milah.