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13 articles- The Haftorah of Parshas Ki SavoExplore the Haftorah of Parshas Ki Savo and the prophetic vision of the third Beis HaMikdash, focusing on the themes of redemption, universal truth, and forgive
- Bikkurim and AmalekRabbi Daniel Coren explores the connection between Amalek and Bikkurim, explaining how the mitzvah of first fruits counters Amalek's power of doubt and apathy.
- Singing My SinsRabbi YY Jacobson explores the Baal Shem Tov's perspective on confession, viewing it as a joyful process of cleansing the soul's inner beauty rather than guilt.
- Introduction to Hilchos EsrogRabbi Nachum Scheiner explores the halachic sources for using an esrog on Sukkot, examining interpretations from the Gemara, Rashi, Rambam, and Ramban.
- Our Gedolim The Gift of ForgivenessA story about Rav Moshe Feinstein's extraordinary compassion and immediate forgiveness toward a man who had spoken disrespectfully of his rabbinic rulings.
- Do Not Turn Away From the Words of the TorahAn analysis of why turning away from any Torah commandment leads to idolatry, emphasizing the danger of creating personal ideologies over following established
- Get Rid of Your ShitosA reflection on preparing for Rosh Hashanah through small, attainable resolutions and understanding how life's challenges can balance the scales of judgment.
- As Good Or Bad As DoneAn analysis of the Bikkurim declaration and why Lavan's intent to destroy Yaakov is treated as an accomplished act, highlighting Hashem's divine intervention.
- The Air of ShabbatRav Moshe Kordevero and Rav Wolbe explore the spiritual purity of Shabbat air, comparing its holiness and wisdom-granting properties to the air of Eretz Yisrael
- I Didn’t Get a ForkA touching story about the young Chazon Ish, Rav Avraham Yeshayahu Karelitz, who showed remarkable sensitivity to avoid embarrassing his mother during lunch.
- A Nation of StorytellersRabbi Sacks explores how Moses transformed the Israelites into a nation of storytellers through the Vidui Bikkurim, making collective memory a duty for every Je
- Cultivating GratitudeExplore how the Torah views gratitude as the key to joy, a good heart, and spiritual growth, starting with the first words we say each morning.
- JokesA collection of humorous anecdotes and jokes including stories about airplane engines, factory whistles, heavy luggage, and biblical references.
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