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Insights to the laws of Sanhedrin.
If every single one of the 71 judges sages ruled that somebody is liable and punishable to be executed, then the person will be exonerated,.
but if there are some that found him to be exonerated and only majority rule that he is liable, then he will be executed. What is the logic behind this rule?
Punishment is atonement and a cleansing process. It's our job to find the good in every single Jew.
Topic: the mitzvah of Tzdukah and Elul.
Is charity a concept of atonement or to tip the scale?
Topic: the mitzvah of Tzdukah and Elul.
Is charity a concept of atonement or to tip the scale?
a thought regarding why Moshe had to grasp the tablets before he broke them. This act highlights the amazing self-sacrifice of Moshe, and indeed of every Tzadik, to bring blessings to the entire Jewish people.
a sicha regarding why Moshe had to grasp the tablets before he broke them. This act highlights the amazing self-sacrifice of Moshe, and indeed of every Tzadik, to bring blessings to the entire Jewish people.
the art of keeping your memory sharp and look at traditional insights regarding forgetfulness. Can we actually improve our memory without relying on medicine? Come find out and learn valuable strategies to protect your mind.
the art of keeping your memory sharp and look at traditional insights regarding forgetfulness. Can we actually improve our memory without relying on medicine? Come find out and learn valuable strategies to protect your mind.
Why is the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av called the "Shabbat of Vision"? in this Sicha trhe Rebbe dives into a famous teaching from the Berdichever Rebbe. He compares the Third Temple to a garment a father keeps showing his child, rather than a house.Why choose a garment over a house? What's the hidden lesson there?
Why is the Shabbat before Tisha B'Av called the "Shabbat of Vision"? in this Sicha trhe Rebbe dives into a famous teaching from the Berdichever Rebbe. He compares the Third Temple to a garment a father keeps showing his child, rather than a house.Why choose a garment over a house? What's the hidden lesson there?
this Sicha is all about the Tribe of Menashe and their unique role in Jewish history and the future:
What we're covering:The Big Split: Menashe was the only tribe divided geographically, with half living inside Israel and the other half settling on the east side of the Jordan River.
The "Why": We'll dive into the deeper reasons behind why this single tribe was split in two.
The Messianic Link: How Menashe's eastern territory connects directly to the times of Moshiach.
Future Borders: A look at what the boundaries of Israel will actually look like in the future Messianic era.
this Sicha is all about the Tribe of Menashe and their unique role in Jewish history and the future:
What we're covering:The Big Split: Menashe was the only tribe divided geographically, with half living inside Israel and the other half settling on the east side of the Jordan River.
The "Why": We'll dive into the deeper reasons behind why this single tribe was split in two.
The Messianic Link: How Menashe's eastern territory connects directly to the times of Moshiach.
Future Borders: A look at what the boundaries of Israel will actually look like in the future Messianic era.
Have you ever had an interesting dream? We will discuss what it means to dream of a figure like Pinchas or an animal like elephant. We will also explore the significance of dreams and how certain ones can be signs of upcoming miracles.
Have you ever had an interesting dream? We will discuss what it means to dream of a figure like Pinchas or an animal like elephant. We will also explore the significance of dreams and how certain ones can be signs of upcoming miracles.
topic : survival or a miracle .
What is the blessing one says
After a miracle happens to you ?
And what blessing for when u come out of a dangerous situation?
Why does a righteous person go through a dangerous situation like the previous Rebbe under communist Russia 1927
topic : survival or a miracle .
What is the blessing one says
After a miracle happens to you ?
And what blessing for when u come out of a dangerous situation?
Why does a righteous person go through a dangerous situation like the previous Rebbe under communist Russia 1927
a question regarding the different types of crowns.
we understand there is a crown for the Kohanim and a crown for the descendants of King David, but there is also the crown of the Torah. How does one merit receiving the crown of the Torah, and is it available to everyone or only to a specific family?
Just as the crowns of priesthood and kingship are inherent to the essence of those who hold them, a Jew's essence is fundamentally connected with the Torah. I would appreciate your insights on this connection and the path to attaining this crown.
a question regarding the different types of crowns.
we understand there is a crown for the Kohanim and a crown for the descendants of King David, but there is also the crown of the Torah. How does one merit receiving the crown of the Torah, and is it available to everyone or only to a specific family?
Just as the crowns of priesthood and kingship are inherent to the essence of those who hold them, a Jew's essence is fundamentally connected with the Torah. I would appreciate your insights on this connection and the path to attaining this crown.
a question regarding the spies Moses sent to scout the land of Israel. Were they considered righteous ("kosher") individuals at the time of their mission?
we notice that Rashi provides seemingly conflicting accounts: in one place, he mentions they were righteous, while in another, he suggests they had bad intentions from the outset. here we can appreciate the insight into how to reconcile these two perspectives.
a question regarding the spies Moses sent to scout the land of Israel. Were they considered righteous ("kosher") individuals at the time of their mission?
we notice that Rashi provides seemingly conflicting accounts: in one place, he mentions they were righteous, while in another, he suggests they had bad intentions from the outset. here we can appreciate the insight into how to reconcile these two perspectives.
Key words
Eskafia and eshapcha.
What is a second peach ?
What does eskafya-self control
And eshapcha- transformation have to do with this. ?
Key words
Eskafia and eshapcha.
What is a second peach ?
What does eskafya-self control
And eshapcha- transformation have to do with this. ?
Preparing for the biggest holiday of the year could be interesting.
To understand the significance of this holiday shvous
The Big Bang,
Preparing for the biggest holiday of the year could be interesting.
To understand the significance of this holiday shvous
The Big Bang,
How important is it to have a good neighbor? And what could you do if you don’t like your neighbour?
To find out more about the Neighbour topic,
How important is it to have a good neighbor? And what could you do if you don’t like your neighbour?
I know you’d love to give charity.
The question is are you allowed to give charity more than 10%? Is there a cap at all on the amount of charity you want to give away.
The Rambam says that if somebody gives away more than 20% of their earnings to charity is considered to be a fool.
How does this reconcile in other places where he says that if there is a great need, you’re allowed to give away without limitation. ?
I know you love to give charity.
The question is are you allowed to give charity more than 10%? Is there a cap at all on the amount of charity you want to give away.
The Rambam says that if somebody gives away more than 20% of their earnings to charity is considered to be a fool.
How does this reconcile in other places where he says that if there is a great need, you’re allowed to give away without limitation. ?
The Torah specifies all Jewish holidays in the order of
Shabbos,Passover,Counting the Omer,Shvous,Rosh haahanh
,Yom Kippur,Sukkos,And last day of sukkah -simchas Torah.
The Mishnah and Talmud follows this order.
However, the Rambam in his code of jewish law changes around this order.
Why ?
The Torah specifies all Jewish holidays in the order of
Shabbos,Passover,Counting the Omer,Shvous,Rosh haahanh
,Yom Kippur,Sukkos,And last day of sukkah -simchas Torah.
The Mishnah and Talmud follows this order.
However, the Rambam in his code of jewish law changes around this order.
Why ?
this week’s class regarding the commandment "do not put a stumbling block in front of a blind person."
Beyond the prohibition of giving bad advice, is whether the commandment also addresses the act of giving good advice and the specific techniques for providing effective guidance to others.
this week’s class regarding the commandment "do not put a stumbling block in front of a blind person."
Beyond the prohibition of giving bad advice, is whether the commandment also addresses the act of giving good advice and the specific techniques for providing effective guidance to others.
insights on Chapter 125 of Psalms, which corresponds to the Rebbe's chapter for this year 5786.
The discussion explores the profound rewards associated with maintaining complete trust in the Almighty. Additionally, it examines the nuanced differences between the terms "Zion" and "Jerusalem," alongside various other fascinating perspectives on this chapter.
How holiness penetrates to the physical substances that a Tazdik - Rebbe Nosi comes in contact with.
How holiness penetrates to the physical substances that a Tazdik - Rebbe Nosi comes in contact with.
The power of a miracle in nature—one that transforms nature itself—is the most profound.
The power of a miracle in nature—one that transforms nature itself—is the most profound.
hours before the Rebbe Rashab passed away he said.
"i am going to heaven and the writings i am leaving to you"
here we explore the unique use of the word leaving and not Giving.
its as important to us to take it..
hours before the Rebbe Rashab passed away he said.
"i am going to heaven and the writings i am leaving to you"
here we explore the unique use of the word leaving and not Giving.
its as important to us to take it..
The significants of good teachers devoting themselves even to small things of students is learnt from an interesting rashi in parshas Vayakel
The significants of good teachers devoting themselves even to small things of students is learnt from an interesting rashi in parshas Vayakel
Topic: what did the Jewish people do so wrong during this time of Purim that led up to the decree by Haman ?
And how did we marry to get a decree turned over upside down to the biggest miracle. ?
Topic: what did the Jewish people do so wrong during this time of Purim that led up to the decree by Haman ?
"becuase we had pleasure at the meal of the rasha".
could that be the reason ?
And how did we merit to get a decree turned over upside down to the biggest miracle. ?
If you witnessed in the archives of Roma, actual items that were stolen from the Temple in Jerusalem, would that be enough to prove a point?
There was a sage that got entry and saw that the headband of the high priest two words on it were written in one line and not on two lines but the sage is it not except that as definitive.
What could possibly be wrong with that proof?
If you witnessed in the archives of room actual items that were stolen from the Temple in Jerusalem, would that be enough to prove a point?
There was a sage that got entry and saw that the headband of the high priest two words on it were written in one line and not on two lines but the sage is it not except that as definitive.
What could possibly be wrong with that proof?
what is the Tachash skin that was need for donations to the temple?
rashi:kind of animal. that was very colourful.
lesson: hidur mitzvah is the most beautiful way in doing a Mitavah.
what is the Tachash skin that was need for donations to the temple?
rashi:kind of animal. that was very colourful.
lesson: hidur mitzvah is the most beautiful way in doing a Mitavah.
Conversions :
the
How and why’s
How does a person convert to Judaism
What are the conditions
And has there been any changes to the Jewish laws.
conversion :
the
How and why’s
How does a person convert to Judaism
What are the conditions
And has there been any changes to the Jewish laws.
importance of enforcing the 7 laws of Noah.
in a pleasant way.
is also a benefit for the entire world and the jewish people.
importance of enforcing the 7 laws of Noah.
in a pleasant way.
is also a benefit for the entire world and the jewish people.
What is the difference between a Great Rabbi and a “Rebbe “?
Why did Moses lead the songs that the Jews sang when they came through the splitting of the sea.
why do we need three opinions on how the songs were sung.?
What is the difference between a Great Rabbi and a “Rebbe “?
Why did Moses lead the songs that the Jews sang when they came through the splitting of the sea.
why do we need three opinions on how the songs were sung.?
At the Exodus of Egypt
The sages have instituted that every year in the Passover celebration we should drink 4 cups of wine.
But why not have four matzahs. for the same reason. ?
What’s the difference between three and four?
Why 4 cups of wine and three matzo ?
Why does a ג have a front forward leg?
Why are there three fathers and 4 mothers?
Everything in judaism is precise
At the Exodus of Egypt
The sages have instituted that every year in the Passover celebration we should drink 4 cups of wine.
But why not have four matzahs. for the same reason. ?
What’s the difference between three and four?
Why 4 cups of wine and three matzo ?
Why does a ג have a front forward leg?
Why are there three fathers and 4 mothers?
Everything in judaism is precise
why did Haman not konw that Moses was born the same day he Passed away?
whats better the day some one is born or the day someone passes Away.?
why did Haman not konw that Moses was born the same day he Passed away?
whats better the day some one is born or the day someone passes Away.?
the significance of the Fast of the 10of Tevet.
Which hopefully will be a joyful day at the time we get to next week
the significance of the Fast of the 10of Tevet.
Which hopefully will be a joyful day at the time we get to next week
How do we get the power to survive in this exile.?
The secret to this will be discussed here
ad how we leant this mailnly from yosef.
because he was the most involved in worldly matters. and still remianed devoted to hashem.
How do we get the power to survive in this exile.?
The secret to this will be discussed here
ad how we leant this mailnly from yosef.
because he was the most involved in worldly matters. and still remianed devoted to hashem.
in this Sicha we explore the prayer that we say three times a day throughout Chanukah and after meals
The prayer of ועל הניסים )V’al Hanissim…
Some of the wording in this prayer needs to be explained
And especially what is the theme of Hanukkah do we celebrate the victory over the Greeks or is it the miracle of the oil lasting for eight days?
in this sicha we explore the prayer that we say three times a day throughout Chanukah and after meals
The prayer of ועל הניסים )V’al Hanissim…
Some of the wording in this prayer needs to be explained
And especially what is the theme of Hanukkah do we celebrate the victory over the Greeks or is it the miracle of the oil lasting for eight days?
19 kislev - the celebration of the release from prison from the first Chabad rebbe.
What’s the connection between the incarceration of Joseph that began when his brother sold him off to the release of the alter Rebbe?
19 kislev - the celebration of the release from prison from the first Chabad rebbe.
What’s the connection between the incarceration of Joseph that began when his brother sold him off to the release of the alter Rebbe?
amazing story of the women chana rivkah how she polished the coins of her donation.and how this led to amazing Brucha from the Alter Rebbe.
Jacob bought a parcel of land in Israel. Near the city of shecem.
And paid 100 Kesitah.
What exactly is this currency and why did he purchase this at all if G-D had already promised the Land to him and his descendants.
To understand the importance of purchasing Land and Isreal we need to know this detail of the price Jacob paid.
Jacob bought a parcel of land in Israel. Near the city of shecem.
And paid 100 Kesitah.
What exactly is this currency and why did he purchase this at all if G-D had already promised the Land to him and his descendants.
To understand the importance of purchasing Land and Isreal we need to know this detail of the price Jacob paid.
is one allowed to take a second job on the side of your main job?
and how hard are you expected to work for someone.
is one allowed to take a second job on the side of your main job?
and how hard are you expected to work for someone.
major lesson from yitzchok our father. to influence the world from staying with in.
as yitzcholk never left the Land of Israel.
major lesson from yitzchok our father. to influence the world from staying with in.
as yitzcholk never left the Land of Israel.
What is the most ownership place in Israel.?
It’s the city of chevron. but why?
Find out the significance and why the city is the most and first important city.
(With the most amazing background to events that happened in 1976.)
What is the most ownership place in Israel.?
It’s the city of chevron. but why?
Find out the significance and why the city is the most and first important city.
(With the most amazing background to events that happened in 1976.)
We learn in this weeks Torah portion how fascinating the unique, relationship between G-D and the jewish people.
That’s very different between all other people of the world
We learn in this weeks Torah portion how fascinating the unique, relationship between G-D and the jewish people.
That’s very different between all other people of the world
What day in the week were you born?
If you were born on Thursday, you have an extra dosage of blessings of kindness
To find out the significance of each day of the weeks advantage to be born on that day,
What day in the week were you born?
If you were born on Thursday, you have an extra dosage of blessings of kindness
To find out the significance of each day of the weeks advantage to be born on that day,
The significance and theam in preparing for Rosh Hashanah and yom kipour.
How do we repent / Teshuvah with joy ?
The significance and theme in preparing for Rosh Hashanah and yom kipour.
How do we repent / Teshuvah with joy ?
2 chassidic expressions 2 define the 18th of elul.
the birthdate of the bal shem tov and the alter Rebbe
how this gate if us a un unique koach.
2 chassidic expressions 2 define the 18th of elul.
the birthdate of the bal shem tov and the alter Rebbe
how this gate if us a un unique koach.
What’s the difference of a vow and an oath? How serious is a vow and are we even allowed to take upon ourselves or to promise to do such and such…
The Rambam has a clear view on this.
What’s the difference of a vow and an oath? How serious is a vow and are we even allowed to take upon ourselves or to promise to do such and such…
The Rambam has a clear view on this.
how many Rabinical mitzvahs are there. ?
why does the Rambam not tell us the number of rabinical laws
how many Rabinical mitzvahs are there. ?
why does the rambam not tell us the number of rabinical laws
Was the temple in Jerusalem on Temple Mount on a hill or flat land?
Dose it really make a difference? And why would the Rambam emphasize that it should not be flat?
Have you ever tried to bring sacrifices on temple mt after the temple was destroyed?
For an unintentional murder, a person would be sent to the cities of refuge for protection from the avenger of blood.
The law is that the teacher of such a person would be exiled with him into that city of refuge.
What would be the logic to send the teacher?
Does an unintentional sin require atonement?
Is there any Hope for such a person who unintentionally sinned. someone?
For an unintentional murder, a person would be sent to the cities of refuge for protection from the avenger of blood.
The law is that the teacher of such a person would be exiled with him into that city of refuge.
What would be the logic to send the teacher?
Does an unintentional sin require atonement?
Is there any Hope for such a person who unintentionally sined. someone?
The two big temples
Bet Hamikdash
Were destroyed in Jerusalem on 9th day of av.
In addition to all the difficulties surrounding this.
2 questions
1- the Torah says a law.
בל תשחית not to waist things so is the destroying of the temple, not called wasteful?
2- there is another law against destroying holy sites.
How can G-D allow this Holy site be destroyed?
The two big temples
Bet Hamikdash
Were destroyed in Jerusalem on 9th day of av.
In addition to all the difficulties surrounding this.
2 questions
1- the Torah says a law.
בל תשחית not to waist things so is the destroying of the temple, not called wasteful?
2- there is another law against destroying holy sites.
How can G-D allow this Holy site be destroyed?
Where can we find Hope during these trying times of the three weeks.?
All learnt from the fact that somebody that murdered unintentionally needs to be put into a camp a city of refuge to be safe.
until the high priest would die. What would be the connection of the two points?
the Rebbes father insight a ttree represents long life..
Where can we find Hope during these trying times of the three weeks.?
All learnt from the fact that somebody that murdered unintentionally needs to be put into a camp a city of refuge to be safe.
until the high priest would die. What would be the connection of the two points?
the Rebbes father insight a ttree represents long life..
What is the connection of the Jewish people and the land of Israel?
Did we get it as an inheritance?
Did we get it to a lot?
And in general, what are the laws of inheritance?
What is the connection of the Jewish people and the land of Israel?
Did we get it as an inheritance?
Did we get it to a lot?
And in general, what are the laws of inheritance?
1927 during the climax of the Russia’s ruthless communist regime.
Not just was the previous Lubavitcher Rebbe released from prison, but even a bigger miracle that all the people who were involved in his release did not get harmed from this regime. How was such a massive miracle pulled off?
1927 during the climax of the Russia’s ruthless communist regime.
Not just was the previous Lubavitcher Rebbe released from prison, but even a bigger miracle that all the people who were involved in his release did not get harmed from this regime. How was such a massive miracle pulled off?
A Moshiach sicha:
What is the red heifer / פרה אדומה all about ?
And why in middle of the subject of the animal does Maimonides give a blessing for Moshiach arrival. ?
A Moshiach sicha:
What is the red heifer / פרה אדומה all about ?
And why in middle of the subject of the animal does Maimonides give a blessing for Moshiach arrival. ?
The previous Rebbe's absolute unwavering commitment to Hashem and His Torah. LIke Chukat - engraved in his soul.
Connecting the story of Meraglim, prohibition of idolatry and the violater of Shabbos (mekoshesh eitzim)
In 1927 under the cruel Russian communism, the previous river sacrificed his life to keep Judaism in my life, but then after the hurricane and imprisonment, he was finally about to to be released, but he would not leave as he didn’t want to reach his destination on a Shabbos.
How could we explain why was that so important to him not to disrated the Shabbos in lieu of saving his own life from the terrible dangerous prison?
In 1927 under the cruel Russian communism, the previous river sacrificed his life to keep Judaism in my life, but then after the hurricane and imprisonment, he was finally about to to be released, but he would not leave as he didn’t want to reach his destination on a Shabbos.
How could we explain why was that so important to him not to disrated the Shabbos in lieu of saving his own life from the terrible dangerous prison?
What is the connection
Between a person who violates the Shabbos and a person who worships idols?
and to the spies that felt the need to scout out the land of Israel before we take it over.
In parsha shelach these three themes are mentioned there.
What is the connection
Between a person who violates the Shabbos and a person who worships idols?
and to the spies that felt the need to scout out the land of Israel before we take it over.
In parsha shelach these three themes are mentioned there.
2 approaches
a-Rashi we bring the diverse world closer to g-d.
b- Nachmodeis we need to bring the unity of G-D and all our souls in to this diverse world.
this is learnt from the seemingly extra verse 4 the menorah was made from one piece of gold.
2 approaches
a-Rashi we bring the diverse world closer to g-d.
b- Nachmodeis we need to bring the unity of G-D and all our souls in to this diverse world.
this is learnt from the seemingly extra verse 4 the menorah was made from one piece of gold.
What’s the definition of exhaustion?
How come the Jews were so exhausted when they finally reached Mount Sinai.
what brought all Jews so united together “as one person and one heart “
What’s the definition of exhaustion?
How come the Jews were so exhausted when they finally reached Mount Sinai.
what brought all Jews so united together “as one person and one heart “
Are you allowed to sell something that does not exist? Example are you allowed to sell a tree based on a calculation of how many fruits would grow from the tree in the future? Or to promise your wife that you will give her any future born children will be hers exclusively?
And what could be the possible lesson in our day-to-day practice from this?
Are you allowed to sell something that does not exist? Example are you allowed to sell a tree based on a calculation of how many fruits would grow from the tree in the future? Or to promise your wife that you will give her any future born children will be hers exclusively?
And what could be the possible lesson in our day-to-day practice from this?
How do we learn how to talk and influence others?
Should we be blunt and say the truth even if it’s negative or should we speak positive at all times
How do we learn how to talk and influence others?
Should we be blunt and say the truth even if it’s negative or should we speak positive at all times.
How many cups of wine are we supposed to have at the Seder?
Some say we’re supposed to a 5th cup for everybody.
Why don’t we practice this custom nowadays?
And what’s the point of having a special cup designated for Elijah the profit if we don’t even see him?
How many cups of wine are we supposed to have at the Seder?
Some say we’re supposed to a 5th cup for everybody.
Why don’t we practice this custom nowadays?
And what’s the point of having a special cup designated for Elijah the profit if we don’t even see him?
How does it work with commitments?
If you make a commitment to give a small donation and you end up giving a bigger donation is that allowed? And how about if you make a commitment to give a large donation are you allowed to give less than the amount you committed to?
How does it work with commitments? If you make a commitment to give a small donation and you end up giving a bigger donation is that allowed? And how about if you make a commitment to give a large donation are you allowed to give less than the amount you committed to?
Moses publishes an accounting
Of where, and how all the silver and copper was used in the temple, how come he does not give a reckoning what the gold was used for?
How many other fascinating details of the difference of money that was spent for the Tabernacle and for the clothing of the priests.
Moses publishes an accounting
Of where, and how all the silver and copper was used in the temple, how come he does not give a reckoning what the gold was used for?
How many other fascinating details of the difference of money that was spent for the Tabernacle and for the clothing of the priests.
The generosity expressed through the 'third' Terumah highlighted by the donations of the women.
Are we allowed to desecrate the Shabbos to build the temple?
(If a parent tells their child to do work on Shabbos do we listen. To the parent or keep the Shabbos. ?)
Rashis insight why moshe changes the order here from the order that he heard it from hashem.
hashem said first to build the mishkan and then keep shabbos.
and moshe changes the order.
Are we allowed to desecrate the Shabbos to build the temple?
(If a parent tells their child to do work on Shabbos do we listen. To the parent or keep the Shabbos. ?)
Rashis insight why moshe changes the order here from the order that he heard it from hashem.
hashem said first to build the mishkan and then keep shabbos.
and moshe changes the order.
Moshe's passing, and stronger presence expressed by omission of his name. and gematriah's
What is the point of money ?
And how did money redeem the Jews from the sin of the Golden calf?
There were some kind of fiery coin. What does it represent?
What is the point of money ?
And how did money redeem the Jews from the sin of the Golden calf?
There were some kind of fiery coin. What does it represent?
How come Moshe’s name is omitted from parsha Tzavah?
Is it a positive or a negative thing ?
In general why does a person need a name. ?
How come Moshe’s name is omitted from parsha Tzavah?
Is it a positive or a negative thing ?
In general why does a person need a name. ?
the deeper meaning of the argument between Rashi and the Rambam.
Do you say the lid on the ark is part of the arc or its own identity.
It all boils down to what’s more unique in the relationship with G-d, one who studies Torah or the essence of the bond that you have with hashem.
the deeper meaning of the argument between Rashi and the Rambam.
Do you say the lid on the ark is part of the arc or its own identity.
It all boils down to what’s more unique in the relationship with G-d, one who studies Torah or the essence of the bond that you have with hashem.
“Accepting responsibility for another person”.
The perspective of the Babylonian and Talmud.
and the perspective of the Jerusalem Talmud.
and amazing take away..
“Accepting responsibility for another person”.
The perspective of the Babylonian and Talmud.
and the perspective of the Jerusalem Talmud.
what is the mitzvah of "i am G-D your G-D. the Rambam points out that this means to Know G-D (faith is a give in) .
Are there any limitations on studying the mystical parts of the Torah, especially the vision of the chariot?
The Rambam talks about it in his book of laws, but then says there are conditions to study it to find out about what these refer to.
what is the mitzvah of "i am G-D your G-D. the Rambam points out that this means to Know G-D (faith is a give in) .
Are there any limitations on studying the mystical parts of the Torah, especially the vision of the chariot?
The Rambam talks about it in his book of laws, but then says there are conditions to study it to find out about what these refer to.
In the original text of code of Jewish law the alter rebbe says we should mention the money every day as it adds faith.
In the later addition, it says we should mention the man as it strengthens our trust.
What’s the difference between faith and trust?
In the original text of code of Jewish law the alter rebbe says we should mention the money every day as it adds faith.
In the later addition, it says we should mention the man as it strengthens our trust.
What’s the difference between faith and trust?
If two non-Jewish brothers
Both convert are they still considered to be brothers?
Would they be allowed to testify together?
To find out how this works in Judaism and where there are exceptions.
Part of the destruction to those that hated the Jews the most.
The Egyptians.
G-d sent frogs to destroy Egypt.
But why through frogs specifically. ?
And how did the frogs break the negative attitude of Egypt.
Part of the destruction to those that hated the Jews the most.
The Egyptians.
G-d sent frogs to destroy Egypt.
But why through frogs specifically. ?
And how did the frogs break the negative attitude of Egypt.
Yosef saw his great great grandchildren.
Yosef personally raised his great grandchildren.
Jews are called G-D's children
And also called the first born child.
Do we know why and what’s the advantage of being called the first born. ?
To explore this and the connection of this, with the beginning of the set of Talmud.
Jews are called G-D's children
And also called the first born child.
Do we know why and what’s the advantage of being called the first born. ?
To explore this and the connection of this, with the beginning of the set of Talmud.
Why did yosef not carry father’s coffin when Jacob passed away?
Isn’t it a huge mitzvah of respect.
And his brother Levi also did not.
What is the reason behind this
And more.
Why did yosef not carry father’s coffin when Jacob passed away?
Isn’t it a huge mitzvah of respect.
And his brother Levi also did not.
What is the reason behind this
And more.
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What’s the difference between where one would find Coals.
and where one would find pearls. ?
What do we need chasiddus these days if Jews did not have for hundreds of years before the alter rebbe.
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What’s the difference between where one would find Coals.
and where one would find pearls. ?
What do we need chasiddus these days if Jews did not have for hundreds of years before the alter rebbe.
What’s the difference between where one would find Coals.
and where one would find pearls. ?
What do we need chasiddus these days if Jews did not have for hundreds of years before the alter rebbe.
What’s the difference between where one would find Coals.
and where one would find pearls. ?
What do we need chasiddus these days if Jews did not have for hundreds of years before the alter rebbe.
Jacob worked for his wife 14 years.
And his father Recognizes that his blessing came because of Jacob.
The Zohar says he was blessed 100 times in and a second thing in 1000 times.
What’s the argument all about. ?
And do the Jews blessed the world.
Or only those that help Jews.
Jacob worked for his wife 14 years.
And his father Recognizes that his blessing came because of Jacob.
The Zohar says he was blessed 100 times in and a second thing in 1000 times.
What’s the argument all about. ?
And do the Jews blessed the world.
Or only those that help Jews.
Today’s parsha Abraham almost sacrificed his son.
Why do we make such a big deal.
Don’t non Jews also kill them self. For what ever ideals they have.
What’s the difference ?
Today’s parsha Abraham almost sacrificed his son.
Why do we make such a big deal.
Don’t non Jews also kill them self. For what ever ideals they have.
What’s the difference ?
What’s the difference between a worker and a messenger?
And why in Isreal do they not start praying for rain until 15 days after simchas Torah
What’s the difference between a worker and a messenger?
And why in Isreal do they not start praying for rain until 15 days after simchas Torah.
Noah was 600 when the flood started.
And 950 when he died.
Was the tragedy year of the flood included in his 950 years or not.
Noah was 600 when the flood started.
And 950 when he died.
Was the tragedy year of the flood included in his 950 years or not.
Siyum on tractate Yoma: One has to repent Teshuvah.
Does one have to specify every single sin that needs to repent for, or could we just do a general repentance?
Also, are we supposed to focus on what we see in front of us that needs to be prepared or on future ?
To find out this and more on the conclusion of the tractate Yoma.
that deals with the subject of Yom Kippur.
One has to repent Teshuvah.
Does one have to specify every single sin that needs to repent for or could we just do a general repentance?
Also, are we supposed to focus on what we see in front of us that needs to be prepared or on future ?
To find out this and more on the conclusion of the tractate Yona.
that deals with the subject of Yom Kippur
There are many customs that we do or don’t do around rosh hahsanh time. In order to confuse the “satan”.
By now wouldn’t we think that he knows our tricks and by now he would catch on how do you explain these customs connection to everything what’s going on in the world?
There are many customs that we do or don’t do around rosh hahsanh time. In order to confuse the “satan”.
By now wouldn’t we think that he knows our tricks and by now he would catch on how do you explain these customs connection to everything what’s going on in the world?
To find out about this and more, please join us tonight on zoom 8 PM
The Talmud says
There are four things that G-d regrets for creating them. What are these four things and what does it mean that G-d regrets something?
Also, the Thomas says that there are three keys that G-d hold onto and does not give anybody these keys.
The Talmud says
There are 4 things that G-d regrets for creating them. What are these four things and what does it mean that G-d regrets something?
Also, the Thomas says that there are three keys that G-d hold onto and does not give anybody these keys.
why does Rashi not explain a simple extra few words?
the different between people who have issue verse people that have an argument between each other.
amazing insight on the use of one word ריב
why does rashi not explain a simple extra few words?
the different between people who have issue verse people that have an argument between each other.
amazing insight on the use of one word ריב
Topic :
The rebbes talk on the end of Talmud tractate rosh hashnah.
Who plays a bigger role
The cantor in the synagogue
Or each each individual when they pray?
Who is more important the person who requests money
Or the person giving the money?
What’s more important quantity or quality?
And more
Topic :
The rebbes talk on the end of Talmud tractate rosh hashnah.
Who plays a bigger role
The cantor in the synagogue
Or each each individual when they pray?
Who is more important the person who requests money
Or the person giving the money?
What’s more important quantity or quality?
And more
Ever wondered
How does a single women get men these days to look at them
For marriage?
We find some intresting details
From the sages in the end of tannis in the Talmud.
And there are a number of differences the way it is said in the Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmud.
Topic: after the rebellion against Moses and his brother Aron. What was the reward that G-D gave the kohanim and levites. ?
We know that they got the gifts. that jews will have to give them 24 different kinds of gifts but what’s the significance of 24 gifts and what could be the possible lesson of this.
What was the punishment in this weeks parsha for the spies that Moses sent to Israel and spoke negatively about this holy land ?
And even after they got their punishment will these people merit to the resurrection in the days with the coming of Moshiach. ?
What was the punishment in this weeks parsha for the spies that Moses sent to Israel and spoke negatively about this holy land ?
And even after they got their punishment will these people merit to the resurrection in the days with the coming of Moshiach. ?
Do we believe in prophecy ?
How can one become a prophet. ?
What are the qualifications?
The collective and individual unity of the inaugural korbonos of the leaders of 12 tribes
Ever wondered
Why the Torah says something’s in an after thought style that it’s ok.
7th year for shmitah( not to use your field)
And is the same for a servant to go free on 7th year. ?
What does it mean
לכתחילה and בדיעבד.
To find out more about all of this please join us tonight at 8 PM on zoom
Ever wondered
Why the Torah says something’s in an after thought style that it’s ok.
7th year for shmitah( not to use your field)
And is the same for a servant to go free on 7th year. ?
What does it mean
לכתחילה and בדיעבד.
To find out more about all of this please join us tonight at 8 PM on zoom
what is Lag b'eomer?
and why be happy on this day?
how can Rabbi Akiva have 24000 students die for not respecting each other.
and more.
The mitzvah of 3-4 years waiting to eat fruit, highlighting the reward by Hashem, in this way one achieves 'buy in' by Yetzer Harah.
what is the mitzvah of Arlah?
when i plant a tree for the first 3 years one is not allowed to eat the fruit.
why?
inner meaning.
insights on the rebbes chapter of Tehilim
chapter 123
a prayer of the long exiles.
and how to get through it.
Why do some Jews eat only shmurah matzah.
And some shmurah but machine.
And some even non shmurah.
And some even with eggs in it.
And wow chabad and many others are so careful that no liquid should touch it at all.
But when it comes to the last day, we specifically mixed the matzo with liquid, etc.
Why do some Jews eat only shmurah matzah.
And some shmurah but machine.
And some even non shmurah.
And some even with eggs in it.
And wow chabad and many others are so careful that no liquid should touch it at all.
But when it comes to the last day, we specifically mixed the matzo with liquid, etc.
why does it have to be a Man and Women to escort a groom and bride to the chupah.
and why the ones who cary the baby into the Bris should be a Man and women?
and why cant the women be Pregnant at that time.?
why does it have to be a Man and Women to escort a groom and bride to the chupah.
and why the ones who cary the baby into the Bris should be a Man and women?
and why cant the women be Pregnant at that time.?
What is the last Mishnah of the set of Mishnah. ?
How many tractates are there. ?
And what is the the secret passion of honeybees?
Why would the Sagers have to argue about the method of honey coming out of honeycombs?
What is the last Mishnah of the set of Mishnayas. ?
How many tractates are there. ?
And what is the secret passion of bees?
Why would the Sagers have to argue about the method of honey coming out of honeycombs?
and what is coming when Moshiach comes.
What’s greater the wood that’s donated for the altar or the offerings that I brought on the fire on the altar itself?
And really what does this have to do with us?
Please join us as we discover the take away of this weeks Torah. portion
What’s greater the wood that’s donated for the altar or the offerings that I brought on the fire on the altar itself ?
And really what does this have to do with us?
Please join us as we discover the take away of this weeks Torah portion.
History and the role the Ark played throughout the generations.
three stages. the Mishkan.Temple in Jerusalem (1 and 2) with Moshiach times temple.
History and the role the Ark played throughout the generations.
three stages. the Mishkan.Temple in Jerusalem (1 and 2) with Moshiach times temple.
Topic:
Does everybody have their own individual goal to accomplish in life or is it equal for everybody? Do we believe in reincarnation?
Topic:
Does everybody have their own individual goal to accomplish in life or is it equal for everybody? Do we believe in reincarnation?
It’s Purim time
Special insight of what knocked Haman out.
What are those three little Jewish kids saying that made him absolutely go Angry?
It’s Purim time
Special insight of what knocked Haman out.
What are those three little Jewish kids saying that made him absolutely go crazy ?
What does a jewish leader care about more.
The jewish people survival or the Torah itself. ?
After all it’s strange that Moses name is not mentioned in this weeks parsha.
Why is that ?
(And why did the beis yosef want to die for the sake of g-de name ?)
What does a jewish leader care about more.
The jewish people survival or the Torah itself. ?
After all it’s strange that Moses name is not mentioned in this weeks parsha.
Why is that ?
(And why did the beis yosef want to die for the sake of g-de name ?)
In recent years, it was discovered in Cairo an original document of my monies handwriting, sketching out what the menorah and the temple look like.
Two fundamental things about this picture which needs clarification
1-There are 22 upside down cone-shaped cups. What would be the reason that he made them all upside down?
2- were the branches of the menorah around arms or diagonal straight as he in the indicates in this diagram.
In recent years, it was discovered in Cairo an original document of my monies handwriting, sketching out what the menorah and the temple look like.
Two fundamental things about this picture which needs clarification
1-There are 22 upside down cone-shaped cups. What would be the reason that he made them all upside down?
2- were the branches of the menorah around arms or diagonal straight as he in the indicates in this diagram.
G-d for-tells us how he is preparing for when we enter into the land of canan/israel.
He builds a temple in the sky
Well what could that mean. ?
And how would that help us down here on this earth?
G-d for-tells us how he is preparing for when we enter into the land of canan/israel.
He builds a temple in the sky
Well what could that mean. ?
And how would that help us down here on this earth?
If one should not denigrate the stones of Mizbeach, how much more so one must not shame a fellow person.
We will explore the biblical source to how many meals one is obligated to eat on Shabbos and what kind of food is the bare minimum?
Specifically, regarding the third meal called
סעודת שלישית.
We will explore the biblical source to how many meals one is obligated to eat on Shabbos and what kind of food is the bare minimum?
Specifically, regarding the third meal called
סעודת שלישית.
first born child of every family.
How come G-D says that the plague will happen at midnight and Moses says it’s gonna happen around midnight
?
Also, how accurate are astrologers? Could we rely on their information?
first born child of every family.
How come G-D says that the plague will happen at midnight and Moses says it’s gonna happen around midnight
?
Also, how accurate are astrologers? Could we rely on their information?
This weeks Torah portion we speak about the first seven of the 10 plagues. That brought down Egypt.
Some of the sages say that each plague was made up of four plagues for a total of 40 plagues, and some say that each plague was made up of five plagues, which would bring a total to 50 plagues what’s the logic behind this argument?
and whats the take away.
ר׳ אליעזר אמר כל מכה של ארבע ורבי עקיבא אמר כל מכה של חמש וכו׳
This weeks Torah portion we speak about the first seven of the 10 plagues. That brought down Egypt.
Some of the sages say that each plague was made up of four plagues for a total of 40 plagues, and some say that each plague was made up of five plagues, which would bring a total to 50 plagues what’s the logic behind this argument?
and whats the take away.
ר׳ אליעזר אמר כל מכה של ארבע ורבי עקיבא אמר כל מכה של חמש וכו׳
What is the significance if somebody passes away on a Saturday night?
And if someone passes away Saturday night, do we look for connections to the past weeks, tour portion, or the upcoming weeks Torah portion. ?
What is the significance if somebody passes away on a Saturday night?
And if someone passes away Saturday night.
the connection to the alter Rebbe
Why was it so important for Jacob that he wanted to be buried in Israel?
How did yosef convince King pharaoh to allow him to take his father’s holy body to bury it in Israel?
There was one more plot available in the cave of doubles in chevron. What did Jacob's brother Edda to try to stop the funeral to find out this and more.
Why was it so important for Jacob that he wanted to be buried in Israel?
How did yosef convince King pharaoh to allow him to take his father’s holy body to be bury it in Israel?
There was one more plot available in the cave of doubles in chevron. What did Jacob’s brother Edda to try to stop the funeral to find out this and more.
plus story..
Is it possible to transform this Friday fast day to a day of party ?
They used to be 12 tribes amongst the Jewish people 10 of them got lost. Where are they? What is scripture to tell us about them ?
Also, did you ever hear of the Sambatian river?
Is it possible to transform this Friday fast day to a day of party ?
They used to be 12 tribes amongst the Jewish people 10 of them got lost. Where are they? What is scripture to tell us about them ?
Also, did you ever hear of the Sambatian river?
the pit was empty of water.
water is Torah.
empty of torah automatically mens that things that are against torah
enters. like snakes scorpions.
a jew hatred moment that had a change of heart.
Eisov hated Jacob.and the Rashbi was hated by the romens but got them to change a heart.
a jew hatred moment that had a change of heart.
Eisov hated Jacob.and the Rashbi was hated by the romens but got them to change a heart.
Yaakov said the 'Shir Hamalot' with joy while overcoming the challenges of living in Lavan's negative sphere.
How is it possible to be happy and sing songs during such difficult times.
To explore how Jacob our father did it.
Under such circumstances
what was his trick.
And then we will know why he is called our father israel.
How is it possible to be happy and sing songs during such difficult times.
To explore how Jacob our father did it.
Under such circumstances
what was his trick.
And then we will know why he is called our father israel.
How come Issac tells Jacob not marry any canaanite women?
And why does Eisov run to get a girl from Ishmaels family. ?
How come Issac tells Jacob not marry any canaanite women?
And why does Eisov run to get a girl from Ishmaels family. ?
2 amazing stories of the little boy who cries to see g-d.
and who cries for embarrassing a Taylor.
and the connection to the this weeks Torah portion
2 amazing stories of the little boy who cries to see g-d.
and who cries for embarrassing a Taylor.
and the connection to the this weeks Torah portion
Why did g-d tell Abraham 4 times in this weeks parsha.
that he will be giving the land of Israel to him and his descendants. ? Also
Do we know
Ultimately the Jews entered into the land with joshua
And later after the Babylonians Chased us out of Israel and then when we came back with the prophet. Ezra.
Was there any difference? To the level of our connection to the land of Israel
?
And how would that affect our relationship today with the land of Israel?
Why did g-d tell Abraham 4 times in this weeks parsha.
that he will be giving the land of Israel to him and his descendants. ? Also
Do we know
Ultimately the Jews entered into the land with joshua
And later after the Babylonians Chased us out of Israel and then when we came back with the prophet. Ezra.
Was there any difference? To the level of our connection to the land of Israel
?
And how would that affect our relationship today with the land of Israel?
Is it more important to understand everything or is it more important to have faith in g-d. ?
Faith verse intellect !
Ever try to understand the difference between
Noah verse Abraham
Is it more important to understand everything or is it more important to have faith in g-d. ?
Faith verse intellect !
Ever try to understand the difference between
Noah verse Abraham
Topic :
Does repentance work for any kind of sin even the worst kind? And how does this bring us to joy?
Story of R' Yosef the Wagon driver at 58 min.
Topic :
Does repentance work for any kind of sin even the worst kind? And how does this bring us to joy?
explore how the four letters of the hashem name. are found in all the 10 sefitos.
the effect of of a blemish between us, and Hashem.
And how we have the power of the four letters of hashemss name to rectify anything.
explore how the four letters of hashems name. are found in all the 10 sefitos.
the effect of of a blemish between us, and Hashem.
And how we have the power of the four letters of hashemss name to rectify anything.
Rectifying the effect and blemish of sin via fasting. (In our times the Rebbe discouraged fasting rather proscribing Tzedaka in abundance.
the difference of a jewish soul and the soul of angels.
three different kind of angels.
the difference of a jewish soul and the soul of angels.
three different kind of angels.
the LOVE of 4 different levels of teshuvah.
based on the footnote of the rebbes father.
the LOVE of 4 different levels of teshuvah.
based on the footnote of the rebbes father.
Why does the Torah take the sin of wasting one’s seed so so serious. ?
How many fast days is one required to repent for the sin?
To find out about this, and what else could be done about this
enjoy this Sicha.
Why does the Torah take the sin of wasting one’s seed so so serious. ?
How many fast days is one required to repent for the sin?
To find out about this, and what else could be done about this
enjoy this Sicha.
the powerful lesson as we enter the month Elul.
According to two of the most well known in mystics of Kabbalah.
Is אלול:
Option 1 -- is it לא לו
Or option 2-- או לל
Did you ever wonder why Jews are Forbidden to eat from the food that a non-Jew Cooks?
There was a Persian tradition that when you stayed overnight in a hotel, you got a special treat was this something that Jews were allowed to take part of?
What does it mean to be zealous?
Pinchos killed Zimri and cozbi out of a zealous what could be the takeaway for us. ?
And what is the comparison between the previous Rebbe zealous activities in Russia during the 1920s under the communist Russian regime. And what Pinchos did.
What does it mean to be zealous?
Pinchos killed Zimri and cozbi out of a zealous what could be the takeaway for us. ?
And what is the comparison between the previous Rebbe zealous activities in Russia during the 1920s under the communist Russian regime. And what Pinchos did.
How did one Man stand up to an entire country like Russia ?
In the 1920s majority of Jews lived in Russia, while it was ruled by the communist regime.
Which was anti-religious
And on top of that, there was many secular Jews that joined the communist regime.
What could we possibly learn from this in our days and what would be the connection to this week’s double Torah portion. Chukas and Balak ?
Chalah, What is the mitzvah ?
How do we fulfill the mitzvah in our days days?
Why is this one of the special Commandments for women? And why does the Medrash say that fulfilling this commandment of chalah is equal to one who worships idols.
Chalah, What is the mitzvah ?
How do we fulfill the mitzvah in our days days?
Why is this one of the special Commandments for women? And why does the Medrash say that fulfilling this commandment of chalah is equal to one who worships idols.
For anyone that ever thinks
The Torah does not favour women and thinks the Torah does not put women first.
Is clearly in need desperately for this class.
The sensitivity to women.
is discussed.
The amazing details of the long list of offering to each one of the heads of each tribe brought by the inauguration of the Tabernacle.
And how come it’s repeated 12 times in today’s Parsha.
the Rebbes insight and relevance.
Ever wondered what happened to the biblical commandment that every Jew is obligated to write a Torah scroll? How come we don’t see this in practice?
Or at the very least to hire somebody to write a torah school for you. ?
To find out the logic behind this enjoy this class.
Ever wondered what happened to the biblical commandment that every Jew is obligated to write a Torah scroll? How come we don’t see this in practice?
Or at the very least to hire somebody to write a torah school for you. ?
To find out the logic behind this enjoy this class.
Do you know who
Ben hey hey was ?
And who was Ben bag bag ?
These two extra ordinary converts had unbelievable insightful words to say and their statements are the conclusion of the Mishnah on pirkei avos.
(ethics of our fathers.)
Do you know who
Ben hey hey was ?
And who was Ben bag bag ?
These two extra ordinary converts had unbelievable insightful words to say and their statements are the conclusion of the Mishnah on pirkei avos.
(ethics of our fathers.)
Do you run to help someone,
Or do you walk ?
What’s the right way.
Do we run or walk to Shul ?
How do you run with out making a mistake ?
Do you run to help someone,
Or do you walk ?
What’s the right way.
Do we run or walk to Shul ?
How do you run with out making a mistake ?
Ever wondered how the sages
could say “we should pray for the governments welfare because, if not people will swallow up their friend alive”.
Are we really worried that Jews will swallow up each other ?
More precise would’ve been in order that people shouldn’t kill each other.
And What does praying for our government have to do with this. ?
Ever wondered how the sages
could say “we should pray for the governments welfare, because if not people will swallow up their friend alive”.
Are we really worried that Jews will swallow up another person alive ?
More precise would’ve been in order that people shouldn’t kill each other.
And What does praying for our government have to do with this. ?
the fact that most years Tazria and Metzorah are read together
has one of the most powerful lessons.
tazria - planting
metzorah - Sprouding
we work -plant for the sprout.
Moshiach is dependent on our planting work.
wow how moshiach is alive in our hearts when parsha
tazria- work re life and Metzorah- sprout out results of moshiach.
are read the same week.
The backdrop and difficulty of the 'desert' makes the Mishkan eternally and uniquely relevant
''a cloud that looks like smoke".
life obstacle appear like smoke. they are really non existing.
''a cloud that looks like smoke".
life obstacle appear like smoke. they are really non existing.
Don't MYOB (mind your own business) when it comes to saving someone else, physically and spritually.
Who was this women that Abraham took when he was around 140 years of age. And had another 6 sons
and many more grandchildren.
and what is the take away of knowing this.
An exciting exploration on why we are created to toil through labor, communication and Torah. Based on the famous Shnas Hashivim Farbrengen and more.
Moshe Rabeinu's birth. More powerful than day of passing. Reframing the fast of 7 Adar as part of birthday celebration
Rejecting the Yetzer Hara's claim and reclaiming total control of one's G-dly mission in life.
How Yakov's truly lives only in Egypt and ultimately with his passing. An exploration at what is life and why we must be challenged to truly live.
Yaakov wanted to have Hashem's full revelation here in this world. He got it. After going through the trials of Yosef's journey.
A full Pshat exploration of Yakov's preparing to meet Eisav, how he becomes confident that his family will emerge safely and a message of how to achieve confidence in spiritual victory.
Two modes of expressing G-ds unity - Sukka and 4 Species. Subtle difference, making a world of difference.
An exploration of the unique role of the Jewish king, the heart of the people and the Nasi, the head of the nation.
The was against Judaism is the war against the life of the Jew. The great efforts to entrap the Jew and when is he most vulnerable.
A close examination of Korach, his 250 followers and 300 Kohanim Gedolim in the second Beis Hamikdosh reveals a positive passion for connecting with the Divine.
Chelek 17, Emor 2 - Rabbi Shais Taub - How to Motivate a Jew: The Secret of What Drives Us soulwords.org
An exploration on the balance between recognising ones greatness and being humble. Based on the Alter Rebbe's explanation of the small Aleph to the Tzemach Tzedek on the day he entered Cheder.
Three steps in connecting with the Divine. Matan Torah, Mishpotim and again Matan Torah. Believing, Knowing & Deeper Belief.
Not only don't get pulled down by your environment, on the contrary ELEVATE and impact your surroundings.
A foundational exploration of Yafutzu Maynoshecho Chutza in Avodas Hashem. How a Torah the Maggid shared the last Shabbos of his life guides us and explains the meaning of Yud Tes Kislev.
The first Rashi in the Torah provides an introduction to the entire way the Torah views the world.
A Tipcha cantillation separating two words, changes the sentence structure and ones entire service of Hashem.
From the copper snake, a principle on the omissions in the Torah, relationship of names and Techias Hamiesim.
Why Moshe Rabeinu's tefila helped for the collective of the Jewish People but not for the ten meraglim.
One word - Mineged, a Rashi and a Sicha which analyzes it using 9 principles of Rashi's commentary.
How do created being reach beyond where created beings can? An exploration through understanding the Gemoro about how the female is the one who brings about male offspring.
Why the Torah repeats the words, "וידבר משה אל בנ"י" in the beginning of the Parsha when it seems to have been said at the same time.