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36 articles- Moshe is TrustworthyExplore diverse classical and Chassidic commentaries on the meaning of Moshe Rabbeinu being called Ne'emon (trustworthy) in the house of Hashem.
- HumilityAn exploration of the definition of humility through the lens of Moshe Rabbeinu, Rav Yosef, and various Torah commentators including the Maharsha and Netziv.
- Understanding AnavahAn exploration of the nature of humility (Anavah) through the Gemara in Sotah, addressing how sages like Rav Yosef and Rav Nachman could claim to be humble.
- Moshe’s Response to HaShemAn analysis of Moshe's response to God regarding the provision of meat in the desert, featuring insights from Rabbi Akiva, Ramban, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and mo
- Four DrashosExplore four instances where Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai disagrees with Rabbi Akiva's interpretations of Torah verses, covering Yishmael, Moshe, and the fast days.
- Sharing of Leadership The Seventy EldersAn analysis of the appointment of the seventy elders in Parshat Behaalotecha, exploring the lottery system, tribal representation, and the Sanhedrin's origins.
- Sharing of Leadership Eldad and MedadAn analysis of the prophecy of Eldad and Medad in Parshat Behaalotcha, exploring their humility, the nature of their lottery, and their specific prophetic visio
- The Mission of Eldad and MeidadAn analysis of the appointment of the 70 elders in Parashat Behaalotecha, the humility of Eldad and Meidad, and the replacement of the original Sanhedrin.
- Beracha on the MahnExplore the fascinating halachic debate regarding which blessing the Jews recited over the Manna in the desert, featuring opinions from the Zohar to the Ben Ish
- Collection of the MahnAn exploration of the Gemara in Yoma 75a regarding the Mahn's location based on spiritual merit, featuring a creative narrative and thought-provoking questions.
- The Overturned NunsAn exploration of the inverted Nun letters in Parshat Behaalotecha, discussing the division of the Torah into seven books and the spiritual significance of cons
- 70 Subordinate NamesAn exploration of the 70 and 72 Divine Names that accompanied the Jewish people in the Ark during war, featuring a comprehensive list from the Baal haTurim.
- Preparing for Perfect ProphecyRabbi Chaim Ibn Attar, the Ohr HaChaim, explains the unique nature of Moshe Rabbeinu's prophecy and why other prophets experienced convulsions and parables.
- Lost and FoundAn exploration of why Shevet Don was chosen as the rear-guard to return lost objects, offering eight insights into their spiritual role and connection to hashav
- Korban Pesach was not offered in the MidbarAn exploration of why the Korban Pesach was only offered once in the desert, examining perspectives from Rashi, Tosfos, the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and other sages.
- Prayers of ConvertsExplore the halachic status of converts regarding the Pesach Sheini sacrifice, the Amidah prayer, and Grace after Meals, including the ruling on ancestral bless
- Responsibility for Other JewsAn analysis of whether converts share the halakhic obligation of Arvut (mutual responsibility) for other Jews, citing the Pri Megadim, Maharit, and Bais Shlomo.
- Chazzan for the High HolidaysAn exploration of halachic opinions regarding whether a convert may serve as a Chazzan for the High Holidays, citing sources from the Talmud and Responsa.
- Who Did Not Make Me a GentileAn exploration of halachic opinions regarding whether a convert should recite the morning blessing Shelo Asani Goy, including various alternative wordings.
- Study of the Halachos of PesachAn exploration of the halachic requirement to study the laws of Pesach thirty days before the holiday, including various rabbinic opinions and practical reasons
- The Holy Tribe and Accepting GiftsAn exploration of the double mention of nesunim regarding the Tribe of Levi, featuring insights from Rashi, Ibn Ezra, Malbim, Sforno, and the Ohr haChaim.
- What is the Halacha about Receiving GiftsAn exploration of the halachic and ethical perspectives on receiving gifts, examining the principle of he who hates gifts shall live and its practical applicati
- Permission to Receive GiftsAn exploration of the halachic status of receiving gifts, explaining why it is considered a pious practice (midas chasidus) rather than a strict prohibition.
- The Heavenly Root of Animals Consuming QuailExplore the mystical origins of meat and fish in Torah thought, examining why animals are rooted in Olam haTohu and how humans elevate physical food spiritually
- Doing It His WayAn exploration of the Israelites' complaint about the Manna, examining the spiritual nature of desire and the challenge of serving G-d without physical cravings
- Short PrayersAn exploration of Moses' five-word prayer for Miriam's healing, examining Midrashic reasons for its brevity and the balance between spontaneous and formal praye
- Selections from Rabbi Baruch EpsteinA collection of Torah insights from Rabbi Baruch Epstein on Parshat Behaaloscha, covering Pesach Sheni, the Manna, and the nature of prophecy and prayer.
- The Dual Value of Transferring the Status of the Firstborn to the LevitesAn exploration of the Ohr HaChaim's insight into why the firstborn and Moshe Rabbeinu wholeheartedly accepted the transfer of their spiritual status to others.
- The Seven CandlesThe Ohr HaChaim explains how the Menora's seven candles symbolize the seventy nations surrounding the eternal light of Klal Yisrael throughout history.
- Appreciating MiriamThe Ohr HaChaim HaKadosh explains how the Jewish people's spiritual status relates to the miracle of water and the profound merit of Miriam the Prophetess.
- Rabeinu BachayeiExplore Rabeinu Bachayei's insights on the two silver trumpets, covering their physical construction, Midrashic connections to King Solomon, and Kabbalistic sym
- MESHECH CHOCHMAH Parshas Beha'alosechaExplore the Meshech Chochmah's insights on the Bnei Yisrael's desire for meat, the spiritual nature of manna, and the appointment of the seventy elders.
- MESHECH CHOCHMAH Rabbi Immanuel Bernstein 2018 5778Rabbi Immanuel Bernstein explores the Meshech Chochmah's insights on the Korban Pesach in the wilderness, focusing on its role as a repudiation of idolatry.
- Korban Pesach and Its ImplicationsAn exploration of the Korban Pesach as a rejection of idolatry, examining its implications for converts, the Tribe of Levi, and historical national purification
- The Haftorah for Parshat BehaalosechaExplore the Haftorah for Parshat Behaalosecha from Zechariah, featuring the vision of the Menorah, the defense of Yehoshua the Kohen Gadol, and a message of hop
- Understanding the Parsha according to the RebbeA collection of Q&A insights from the Lubavitcher Rebbe's Likkutei Sichos on Parshas Behaalosecha, covering the Menorah, Pesach Sheni, Simcha, and the Manna.
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