Haftorah Parshas Netzavim
Yeshaya 60:10 This week’s haftorah marks the climax of the seven week series on Jewish redemption. In this final presentation Hashem announces His personal return… Read More »Haftorah Parshas Netzavim
Yeshaya 60:10 This week’s haftorah marks the climax of the seven week series on Jewish redemption. In this final presentation Hashem announces His personal return… Read More »Haftorah Parshas Netzavim
This Week’s RRR (Relevant Religious Reference): “Choose Life!” – Deuteronomy, 30:19 This Week’s SSC (Suitable Secular Citation): “Stay Alert…Stay Awake…Stay Alive” – Series of 3… Read More »“Stay Alert…Stay Awake…Stay Alive!”
This week’s portion begins with the words, “and Moshe went. And he spoke to the children of Israel saying.” The Torah tells us that he… Read More »Sputterless
Tachanun marks a climax of prayer as we place ourselves in Hashem’s hands. In order to reach such an elevated level we need some sort… Read More »In Front of the Ark
This week, Women in Judaism shares the story of one Jewish woman who refuses to give in to what another might consider impending doom. Lady… Read More »Survival
QUESTION 63: COUCH FROM A GEMACH A friend who works in a furniture gemach (an organization that lends to those in need) called my wife,… Read More »Couch From A Gemach
“Kaleidoscope – a tube shaped optical instrument that is rotated to produce a succession of symmetrical designs by bits of colored glass at one end… Read More »Chapter One Hundred Thirty-Three
“Perhaps it was an oversight on their part.” (Bereshith 43:12) At this point, Yaakov was still unaware that his sons had been dealing with Yosef,… Read More »Ambiguous Statements II
It is the way of people who have repented (lit., ‘masters of repentance’) to be lowly and exceedingly humble. If fools mock them on account… Read More »Chapter 7, Law 8 – The Practicalities of Return
These divrei Torah were adapted from the hashkafa portion of Rabbi Yissocher Frand’s Commuter Chavrusah Tapes on the weekly portion: CD # 1216 Are Women… Read More »A Tale of Two Speeches—One Out Loud and One in Silence