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30 articles- Yearning for Moshiachs Arrival in Halachah and AggadahExplore the halachic and aggadic obligation to anticipate Moshiach's arrival, especially during the Three Weeks, and how to maintain hope for the redemption.
- Parsha ConnectionExplore how the laws of Oray Miklot in Parshas Ma'asei and Shoftim serve as a source for the obligation to anticipate the redemption and the coming of Moshiach.
- One of the Six Questions Asked After 120An exploration of the Gemara in Shabbos regarding the six questions asked of a soul in the heavenly tribunal, focusing on the importance of awaiting salvation.
- Not Awaiting MoshiachAn exploration of the Rambam's ruling that awaiting Moshiach is a fundamental principle of Jewish faith and that denying his arrival is a denial of the Torah.
- Belief in the Coming of Moshiach and Awaiting SalvationAn exploration of the obligation to await Moshiach's imminent arrival, contrasting true yearning for redemption with the comfort of modern exile.
- Being Lenient with Hilchos Daled Minim When the First Day Succos Falls on Shabbos is KefirahA powerful story about R' Zalman Baron who taught that buying a defective esrog when Succos starts on Shabbos shows a lack of faith in Moshiach's immediate arri
- Paying for Arbah Minim Before Succos Even When the First Day Falls on ShabbosAn analysis of the Binyan Shlomah's ruling that one should pay for Arbah Minim before Succos even when the first day is Shabbos, anticipating the Beis HaMikdosh
- What It Says in Malachi About the Arrival of MoshiachAn analysis of the prophecy in Malachi regarding the sudden arrival of Moshiach and Eliyohu HaNavi, exploring the obligation to anticipate the redemption daily.
- R Moshe Feinstein Dedicates a Teshuvah to Show that We Must Anticipate His Arrival with CertaintyRav Moshe Feinstein explains that the obligation to anticipate Moshiach is a requirement of certainty, as evidenced by the takonah of Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakai.
- Are Kohanim Allowed to Drink Wine NowadaysAn analysis of the Gemara and Rambam regarding whether Kohanim may drink wine today, considering the constant anticipation of the Beis HaMikdosh being rebuilt.
- Surely This Contradicts Meherah Yibaneh BehamikdashThe Gevuras Ari explores a contradiction between Rebbi and Rabbi Yochanan ben Zakai regarding the prohibition of chodosh and the rebuilding of the Beis HaMikdas
- How Do We RuleAn analysis of the Gemara in Ta’anis regarding whether Kohanim may drink wine today, featuring insights from Abaye, Rabbeinu Chananel, and the Tchebiner Rov.
- What Do Kohanim Rely on TodayAn exploration of the halachic basis for Kohanim drinking wine today, citing the Maharam Shik and the Shach regarding the reliance on Rebbi's lenient opinion.
- Proof That Kohanim Are Allowed to Drink Wine NowadaysAn analysis of whether Kohanim may drink wine today based on Shulchan Aruch laws regarding Nesiyas Kapayim and the anticipation of the Beis HaMikdash.
- Calling Up a Yisroel for the First Aliyah at Shabbos MinchaAn analysis of the halachic discussion regarding calling a Yisroel for the first aliyah at Shabbos Mincha, exploring the obligation of V'kidashto and Kohanic wi
- The Predicament of One Who Accepts Nezirus Upon Himself to Start on the Day Ben Dovid ArrivesAn analysis of the Gemara in Eruvin regarding the prohibition of drinking wine for one who accepts nezirus starting the day Moshiach arrives.
- How Does All the Above Fit with The Gemara in Rosh Hashanah That Says That the Future Redemption Will Be in Nissan or TishreiAn exploration of how the Gemara's timeline for redemption in Nissan or Tishrei aligns with the daily obligation to anticipate Moshiach's arrival.
- Making a Blemish in a First-Born Animal (Bechor) NowadaysAn analysis of the halachic permissibility of making a blemish in a first-born animal (Bechor) today, featuring insights from the Gemara, Tosfos, and Chasam Sof
- Is One Allowed to Cut Down Barren Fruit Trees, Even Though in the Future All Barren Trees Will Produce FruitAn exploration of the halachic status of barren trees, reconciling the permission to cut them down with the prophecy that they will bear fruit in the future.
- Insight Into Why There Is an Obligation to Have a Haircut Before Yom TovExplore the halachic reasons for the obligation to get a haircut before Yom Tov, including insights from the Binyan Shlomah and the concept of Zecher LeMikdosh.
- Is There Anything Behind the Minhag of Pregnant Women Not Entering a CemeteryAn exploration of the halachic origins and reasons for the custom of pregnant women avoiding cemeteries, citing Minchas Yitzchok, Roke'ach, and the Mishnah.
- Being Part of the GeulahExplore how mourning for Yerusholayim and yearning for the Geulah connects a person to the future redemption, based on the Maharal and Ramchal.
- Hope for Salvation – PracticallyAn exploration of the practical obligation to yearn for the Geulah, drawing on the Medrash, the Arizal, and the Chofetz Chaim to emphasize sincere prayer and st
- Divrei Torah for the Shabbos Table: What To Do with the Power of Speech – The Story Behing the Pnei YehoshuaAn exploration of the sanctity of speech and the inspiring story of the Pnei Yehoshua's vow to dedicate his life to Torah study after a miraculous survival.
- The Mind Body ConnectionExplore the spiritual significance of the sequence of donning tefillin and how it symbolizes our reliance on Hashem's strength rather than our own physical powe
- Dont Squander the Opportunity to Hear Mussar from an Adam GadolA story of the Sefas Emes and the tribes of Gad and Reuven illustrates the value of listening to rebuke from great leaders even when one is innocent.
- Yeshuos HashemAn exploration of emunah and bitachon through the teachings of the Chofetz Chaim and Rav Dessler, emphasizing that Hashem's salvation comes when we rely only on
- Some Halachos in Question and Answer Format for the Nine DaysA practical Q&A guide to Halachos of the Nine Days, covering laundry, fresh clothing, hygiene, children's education, hotel stays, and meat consumption after a s
- Answers to this Weeks RiddlesDetailed halachic and ethical answers to riddles regarding the revocation of vows, tzedakah intentions, the nature of friendship, and the cities of refuge.
- Riddles of the WeekFour challenging riddles based on Parshas Maasei and Jewish law regarding vows, tzedakah, cities of refuge, and the importance of Torah study and friendship.
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