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11 articles- Resisting Resentment and RevengeExplore three principles for improving relationships and achieving divine forgiveness by letting go of resentment and resisting the urge for revenge.
- Q & A – NitzavimA concise Q&A on Parshat Nitzavim covering key themes including the covenant, collective responsibility, the accessibility of Torah, and the ingathering of exil
- Q & A – VayelechA collection of ten questions and answers on Parshat Vayelech, exploring Moshe's final days, the mitzvah of Hakhel, and the enduring nature of the Torah.
- Q & A – Ha’azinuA comprehensive collection of 20 questions and answers on Parshat Ha’azinu, exploring Rashi's commentary on Moshe's song, the nature of Torah, and G-d's justice
- Q & A – Rosh HashanahA collection of ten questions and answers regarding the laws, customs, and origins of Rosh Hashanah, covering the shofar, Tashlich, and holiday traditions.
- Q & A – Yom KippurA concise Q&A guide to Yom Kippur covering its historical origins, laws of atonement, prayer traditions like Unesaneh Tokef, and the reading of the Book of Jona
- Shake & QuakeAn exploration of the etymologies and nuances of the Hebrew and Aramaic terms for fear—chil, dachil, and azchil—as used in the Rosh Hashanah liturgy.
- Rosh Hashanah Special SHOFARExplore the spiritual significance of the shofar on Rosh Hashanah, focusing on its role in repentance, the coronation of Hashem, and the merit of the Akeidah.
- Signed and Sealed for LifeAn exploration of the Gemara in Rosh Hashana 16a regarding the timing of Divine judgment, the status of the righteous and wicked, and the power of repentance.
- Kiddush Levanah Part 12 Under the Light of the Silvery MoonExplore the meaning of siman tov and mazal tov in Kiddush Levanah, focusing on how our choices and perspective shape the divine influence poured into our lives.
- Parsha OverviewsA concise summary of the final Torah portions Nitzavim, Vayelech, and Ha’azinu, covering Moshe’s final days, the covenant, and the song of witness for Israel.
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