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The Hebrew word ger (stranger) could mean one of three things: There was the person who literally came from afar,

There were converts to Judaism,

and there was the ger toshav: a Gentile who didn't convert but repudiated idolatry.

The Torah commands us to treat all of these categories with help, welcoming and kindness.

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The Hebrew word ger (stranger) could mean one of three things: There was the person who literally came from afar,

There were converts to Judaism,

and there was the ger toshav: a Gentile who didn't convert but repudiated idolatry.

The Torah commands us to treat all of these categories with help, welcoming and kindness.

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Ger Dekkers has written:

'Ger Dekkers' -- subject(s): Exhibitions

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"ger" does not mean anything.

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Ger O'Meara was born in 1985.

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