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Adar 19 5781 | Rabbi Shlomo Katz
Chassidic Tales with Rav Shlomo Katz Reb Zusha's Vidui
A special story from Reb Elimelech about his brother Reb Zusha, it is one of the most beautiful descriptions of what went on their household, as Reb Elimelech describes going to sleep in the same room as Reb Zusha as he did his daily Cheshbon Hanefesh, the accounting of his soul.
Chassidic Tales
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Adar 19 5781 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
What Is Judaism's Most Powerful Prayer?
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Adar 19 5781 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
Courage and Commitment
Why didn’t Hashem just announce the whole total of the nation? Why did Moshe have to go around to the tents at all?
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Adar 18 5781 | Yaakov Asher Sinclair
Isn't Stiff Necked a Physical Condition?
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Adar 18 5781 | Rabbi Berel Wein
Mordechai Hidden in the Ktoret
the name of the hero of the Purim story, Mordechai, is alluded to in our Parsha which describes the spices that constitute the incense offering in the tabernacle and temple.
Ki Tisa

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