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9 Lessons
  • Seeing the light
    Ki Tisa

    Seeing the light

    Even if a person sins, even if it's one of the worst sins, being close to a prophet affects him. Although there was the sin of the golden calf, when there is communication between Moses and the nation, they can still learn from him without being afraid of the light shining from his face.

  • Upon the heart
    Tetzave

    Upon the heart

    For Parashat Tetzaveh

    Aaron wears the names of Israel, the Urim and the Thummim and shall bear the judgment of the children of Israel on his heart. What's the special emphasis and conection between the Hoshen and the heart and what are those three things that Aaron has upon his heart?

  • Two faces of relationship
    Terumah

    Two faces of relationship

    For Parashat Terumah

    They are two "faces", or view points to the Cherubim, a baby face who is completely dependent on his mother, and a couple with a great affection between them.

  • Receiving the Torah every day
    Mishpatim

    Receiving the Torah every day

    How do "simple" laws allow us to experience every day the giving of the Torah?

  • Receiving the Torah every day
    Mishpatim

    Receiving the Torah every day

    How do "simple" laws allow us to experience every day the giving of the Torah?

  • Don't be indifferent!
    Yitro

    Don't be indifferent!

    Yitro heard of all that God had done for Moses and the nation, so he came to the wilderness. What did Yitro hear? What caused him to leave his home and go to the wilderness? What happened that he couldn't be indifferent?

  • What is poetry?
    Beshalach

    What is poetry?

  • Accepting an Appikoras?
    Bo

    Accepting an Appikoras?

    One of the Korban Pesach laws is that apostate Jews may not eat the Korban. Why on other holidays we accept even Jewish criminals, but on Pesach the Torah forbade those people who cut themselves off from the nation from eating the Pesach lamb?

  • G-D's words come through us!
    Va'era

    G-D's words come through us!

    Moshe Rabenu, sent to take Am Yisrael out of Egypt, asks G-d how will Pharaoh listen to him if Israel didn't. This claim teaches us about the importance of Israel in bringing G-D's words into actual life.

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