Yirmiyah 46:13This week’s Haftorah is from Yirmiyah 46:13. The rise of Nevuchadnetzar and Babylon to world dominance heralded the destruction of Mitzrayim (Egypt) eight centuries… Read More »Haftorah Summary for Parshas Bo
This week we read the parsha of Bo, containing the final three plagues followed by Bnei Yisroel’s {the Children of Israel’s} exodus from Mitzrayim {Egypt}.… Read More »The Perfect Day
“Don’t get mad,” said the philosophers of the eighties, “get even.” I am not sure if the objective of the ten plagues was for the… Read More »Oy Vey!
WHAT DOES GOD really want from Creation? Not just from the Jewish people, but from the entire world? That gets answered in these parshios with… Read More »Meet Your Creator
HASHEM said to Moshe, “Pharaoh’s heart is heavy; he has refused to let the people out. (Shemos 7:14) Here is a $64,000 question! Why is… Read More »A Shower of Goodness
I have heard the groans of the Bnei Yisrael whom Mitrayim enslaves.[2] Did we not already know that it was the Egyptians who enslaved the… Read More »The Insult of Galus
<!–DEVICE–> These divrei Torah were adapted from the hashkafa portion of Rabbi Yissocher Frand’s Commuter Chavrusah Tapes on the weekly portion: #1321 – Should You… Read More »The Key to Solving Personal Challenges Is to Help Someone Else With That Challenge
Note: The Shabbos Torah Reading is divided into 7 sections. Each section is called an Aliya [literally: Go up] since for each Aliya, one person… Read More »Parsha Summary for Parshas Vaera
Yechezkel 28:25The theme of the Exodus is the Jew and the Egyptian recognizing G-d’s absolute mastery over all things. The nature of a slave /… Read More »Haftorah Summary for Parshas Vaera
This week we read the parsha of Vaera . In last week’s parsha, Moshe’s first appearance before Paroah to demand freedom for his people, Bnei… Read More »Feeling Ones Pain