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Dear Rabbi, while walking by a fellow Jew, I said, Baruch Hashem (thank God). He responded by saying, yom, yom. What does that mean?



AskTheRabbi.org answered:

Yom yom literally means "day day". In context Baruch Hashem Yom Yom means Thank God each and every day! 


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