Shmuel turned to his friend Chaim after a flying basketball missed Chaim’s head by an inch: “Chaim! I‘ve known you for so many years. I beg you, please, tell me, what is your secret for never getting hurt?” Chaim turned to Shmuel and said with confidence: “The 2nd word of parshas Eikev!” Solve the mystery behind Chaim’s answer. [You will need to recall Ba’al HaTurim’s commentary on the 1st verse of the parsha.]
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- Folding and Opening a Toy StrollerA story-based exploration of the halachic permissibility of folding and unfolding a toy stroller on Shabbos, addressing the potential concern of building.
- Eretz YisroelAn exploration of the spiritual energy of Eretz Yisroel based on the teachings of Rav Chaim Shmulevitz and verses from Parshas Eikev and Bamidbar.
- Hints and AnswersAnswers to weekly challenges including halachos of folding furniture on Shabbos, a rhyme solution, and a Ba'al HaTurim insight on the virtue of humility.
- Parsha PearlsRav Meir Simcha HaKohen explains d'veikus as recognizing Hashem's constant care, while Rav Shimon Schwab notes how accepting mitzvos brings extra divine strengt
- Ask Around Your Shabbos TableDiscover how internalizing Hashem's love for the Jewish people serves as the practical key to removing spiritual blocks and performing mitzvos with true devotio
- Rhymes for KidsA rhyming lesson for children based on Parshas Eikev about the importance of maintaining a holy and pure home environment by avoiding improper influences.