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This week we read in the Torah the final chapter of the liberation of the Jewish people from Egyptian bondage and slavery. After centuries of… Read More »Interactive Miracles

BS”D Volume 35, No. 16 17 Shevat 5781 January 30, 2021 Sponsored by Faith Ginsburg in memory of her father Herzl Rosenson (Naftali Hertz ben… Read More »What We Take for Granted

These divrei Torah were adapted from the hashkafa portion of Rabbi Yissocher Frand’s Commuter Chavrusah Tapes on the weekly portion: # 1148 Kol Isha –… Read More »Wasting Precious Opportunities

In this week’s parsha of B’shalach, we see a glaring example of Moshe’s incredible humility. When Bnei Yisroel approached Moshe, complaining that they would die… Read More »Moshe’s Incredible Humility

The Mitzvah: The majesty of Shabbos, the seventh day of the week has to be experienced to be believed. The sanctified rest day of the… Read More »The Shabbos Remembrance

“Moshe took the bones of Yosef with him…” (13:19) The Talmud relates that while Bnei Yisroel were preoccupied with obtaining the wealth of the Mitzrim,… Read More »The Best Choice

The Story “Mommy, can I please help set the Shabbos table?” Mrs. Goldberg cast a worried look across the room at her husband. Chani was… Read More »Lechem Mishneh, Two Loaves of Challah

A good Rabbi tries to have a repertoire of inspiring Torah thoughts to draw upon at a moment’s notice. One never knows when one may… Read More »A Seamless Integration On A Higher Plane

A defining moment of Jewish faith takes place on the shores of the Yam Suf, the Reed Sea, as the fleeing, fledgling nation is cornered… Read More »Leap of Faith

On account of this, all of Israel — their prophets and sages — yearned for the era of the Anointed King (the Messiah), in order… Read More »Chapter 9, Law 2 – Why We Want the Messiah