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Elul 19 5778 | Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
The Story We Tell
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Elul 19 5778 | Rabbi Daniel Kirsch
Ki Tavo 5778 At The Shabbat Table
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Elul 19 5778 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Imperfect Vision
We will continue with what we discussed last week – why Hashem deemed David’s oldest brother unfit for kingship. We saw how Shmuel was criticized for thinking that he knew that Eliav was the proper candidate when indeed he had seen only superficially (on some level).
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Elul 19 5778 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Who Knows Thirteen?
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Elul 19 5778 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
THE WONDROUS WANDERERS
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Elul 15 5777 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
The Rights of a Copyright Holder
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Elul 16 5777 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
GOD BLESS US ALL
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Elul 13 5777 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Writing on Stones – Then and Now
Bnei Yisrael were commanded that on the day that they were to cross the Jordan, they should erect large stones, coat them with lime and write on them “all the words of the Torah ba’er heitev (literally, explained well)” (Devarim 27:2-8). Some of our greatest minds have toiled to figure out what the exact meanings of these ideas are.
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Elul 5 5777 | Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
Covenant & Conversation
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elul5776 | Rabbi Yosef Tzvi Rimon
Tithes Confession – Confession for good things?!
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Elul 18 5776 | Rabbi Stewart Weiss
THE PAIN AND THE GAIN
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Elul 16 5776 | Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff
Practices of the Tochacha
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Elul 16 5775 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Hakarat Hatov – The Heart of Our Religion
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5774 | Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
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5774 | Rabbi Yossef Carmel
Declare That You Are Not Ungrateful
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Rabbi Stewart Weiss
You Can’t Have One Without The Other
The Bikkurim ceremony is about much more than just one farmer’s gratitude for his individual harvest. It is rather a reminder of the centrality of the Land of Israel, and the inalienable connection we have with this specific little corner of the world.
Ki Tavo Mitzvot of the Land of Israel
Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
Preserve the Torah
Adopting foreign cultures and fads that are temporarily popular and extolled is not the way to fulfillment of our national interest and purpose.
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5772 | Rabbi Shaul Yisraeli zt"l
First Fruit Next to the Altar
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15 Elul 5772 | Rabbi Baruch Finkelstein
Children Always Come First
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אלול תשע"א | Rabbi Dov Berl Wein
Blessings And ...
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