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Shvat 6 5781 | Yaakov Asher Sinclair
Sixteen Seders to Egypt
Exodus sounds far away from us, but is it so?
Bo Additional Lessons
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Shvat 6 5781 | Rabbi Ari Shvat
Ein Aya, Shabbat 2, 260 "When Good Comes From a Bad Place..."- How to Take Just the Good?
Adults know that in the complex world, things often aren't good or bad, but usually a combination of the two. Rav Kook directs us that this sorting & classification to take the good & leave the bad, must generally be done by the experienced and well-rounded righteous, whose right & wrong are so clear, they will not be blinded or deceived to confuse the two. The complex world has matured and doesn't enable censorship, leaving us no choice but to utilize the Godly gifts of technology & knowledge wisely, as part of the modern Messianic Torah which knows to judge the essence & not the external. Similarly, secular Zionism was partially problematic, but will we not let the non-religious give charity?! Don't be naive but also don't deny reality!
Ein Aya
43 min
Shevat 5 5781 | Rabbi Berel Wein
An Addiction Cured
Shevat 5 5781 | Rabbi Ephraim Schreibman
Daf Yomi - Pesachim 58
Pesachim
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Rabbi Berel Wein
What the Word Bo Really Means
Since every word of our holy Torah carries with it many layers of significance, it is incumbent upon us to understand why this particular word, Bo, is employed by the Torah to describe a certain situation.
Bo

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Shvat 6 5781 | Baruch Gordon
Israel National Torah Why Jewish Holidays Are Celebrated Differently In Israel & Diaspora?
This week's Parasha lays the foundations for the Jewish calendar. There is a difference between the way we celebrate the holidays in Israel and out of it. Why is there a difference?
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The day before Rosh Hashanah is the last day of the year, and it is the last opportunity to repent before the Day of Judgment. It is a day of reflection on the year gone by, and a day of preparation for the coming year.
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Purim serves as an example of what things will be like in the Messianic Age, for, in the time of Purim, the Jews merited seeing the light amidst the darkness, a situation which recalls the verse, “Though I sit in darkness, God is a light for me.”
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