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11 articles- What To Take into Account When Choosing a ShidduchAn analysis of the sin of Nadav and Avihu regarding marriage, offering Torah guidance on realistic expectations and essential qualities when choosing a shidduch
- Imrei Emes on ShidduchimThe Imrei Emes explains the acronym Naki in Parshas Ki Seitzei as the three pillars of a shidduch: dowry, personal attributes, and lineage.
- Selling All One Has in Order to Marry The Daughter of a Talmid ChochamExplore the halachic and aggadic reasons why one should sell all his possessions to marry the daughter of a Torah scholar, despite the usual limit on mitzvah sp
- We Are All SurvivorsAn exploration of Parshas Shemini and the concept of survivors, drawing parallels between Aharon's remaining sons and the collective Jewish experience after the
- Admitting Errors Demonstrates GreatnessAn exploration of Moshe Rabbeinu's humility in Parshat Shemini, demonstrating how admitting mistakes is a sign of true leadership and a key to healthy relations
- Full of LoveAn exploration of Moshe's rebuke of Elazar and Isamar, highlighting the requirement to offer criticism with a gentle manner and a heart full of love.
- I Used to Eat Kosher – No MoreRabbi Avraham Gross shares a poignant encounter with a patient who abandoned his faith after a personal tragedy, exploring the struggle of anger toward G-d.
- That Is the LawA rabbi comforts a grieving former Supreme Court justice by using a legal analogy to explain the acceptance of divine will and the concept of heavenly law.
- Answers to Last Week’s RiddlesExplore insightful answers to riddles on Parshas Tzav, covering the miracles of the Beis HaMikdosh, the Korban Todah, and the halachah of singing Mizmor Lesodah
- Riddles of the WeekA collection of six challenging riddles based on Parshas Shemini and Jewish law, covering topics from Nadav and Avihu to the conduct of Rabbi Shmuel Salant.
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