74 Lessons
Who's in the Center?
Rabbi Azriel Ariel | 3 Adar 5786
Parashat Hashavua: Rachel, Leah, and King David – What Happened? – part V
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Shevat 5786
The Mutual Love Between G-d and Israel
Rabbi Moshe Tzuriel | 30 Shvat 5785
Parashat Hashavua: Gold, Silver, Precious Stones – Closeness to Hashem (part I)
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Shevat 5785
Do I Deserve It?
Rabbi Haggai Lundin | 9 Adar I 5784
The Inner Beauty
Rabbi Hillel Mertzbach | 7 Adar 5784
Twilight for Laymen
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 6 Adar I 5784
What exactly did the "Keruvim" look like?
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | 5 Adar I 5784
The give & take of life & love
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | 5 Adar I 5784
On Justice and the Right of Appeal – part III
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | 2 Adar I 5784
Building Builders
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Z"tl | 28 Shvat 5784
The Holy Ark: Religious Symbol or National Symbol?
...The first utensil that Moshe Rabbeinu was commanded to prepare for the Mishkan was the Holy Ark (Aron), in which the Two Tablets were to be placed. That it was first indicates its importance and central role in the dwelling of the Divine Presence in the Mishkan. And in fact, we find that the very presence of the Aron in the Tabernacle and, later, in the Holy Temple, is what bestowed upon them their special status...
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Adar 3 5783
Whatever Happened to the Mishkan?
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | Adar I 21 5782
How Wooden Beams Prove Perfect Faith
Why does the Torah refer to "the boards," as if we know which boards it is talking about? No boards have yet been mentioned! Furthermore, regarding none of the other utensils in the Mishkan is "the" mentioned; instead it says, "You shall make a menorah… a covering for the tent," etc. Why then are the boards singled out?
Rabbi Moshe Tzuriel | Adar I 3 5782
What Isaac Newton discovered through the dimensions of the Tabernacle
What is the second and third Halacah in the Shulchan Aruch? And why is the Mishkan relevant to each and every one of us?
Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu | Adar I 3 5782
The Labour of Gratitude
God creates the cure before the disease. This is the key to understanding Terumah and the Mitzvah of the MIshkan.
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Z"tl | Adar I 2 5782
Why Don’t the Keruvim Violate the Prohibition of Graven Images?
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | Adar I 2 5782
Be A Taker
The taker who asks for the money is really the one that was doing the ultimate favor for the giver who is writing the check.
Rabbi Berel Wein zt"l | Adar I 1 5782
More on Helping the Weak in Beit Din?
The implication is that the judge should say things that will help specifically the poor. How can one do that while still being faithful to “Do not give preferential treatment to the poor”?
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Shvat 29 5782