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28 articles- Bikurim Are Placed in a Plain BasketAn exploration of the spiritual symbolism of Bikurim and the basket (Tena), representing the soul's descent into the body to elevate physical reality.
- DeclarationsAn analysis of Sotah 32b regarding public and private declarations, comparing Mikra Bikurim and Viduy Ma'aser, and the laws of silent prayer and the Metzora.
- Arami Oved AviExplore the meaning of Arami Oved Avi through the lenses of Rashi, the Vilna Gaon, Ibn Ezra, and Rashbam, focusing on the concept of Maaseh Avos Siman Labanim.
- Covering the Knife During Bircas HaMazonExplore the reasons and laws for covering knives during Bircas HaMazon, including insights from the Magen Avrohom, Bais Yosef, and Arizal regarding the Mizbeiac
- Eleven Curses for Eleven TribesAn analysis of the eleven curses in Devarim 27:14, explaining how each curse corresponds to a specific tribe and the moral lessons derived from their history.
- Employee Responsibilities in Jewish LawExplore the ethical duties of employees in Jewish law, covering time management, productivity, personal use of office property, and religious obligations.
- Elul and it's Torah ReadingsA breakdown of how the verse counts in Parshas Nitzavim, VaYelek, HaAzinu, and Ki Savo correspond to the days of repentance from Elul through Chanukah.
- Explicit Writing and the 72 EldersExplore the meaning of writing the Torah on stones in Parshat Ki Tavo, the miracle of the Septuagint, and the 14 specific changes made by the 72 Elders.
- A Fallen Sefer TorahAn exploration of the halachic and spiritual implications of a fallen Sefer Torah, discussing the role of the Chazan, Hagbahah, and the custom of fasting.
- Blessed When Going In and When Going OutAn exploration of the blessing Blessed are you when you come in and when you go out through the lenses of Bava Metzia, Panim Yafos, Targum Yonasan, and Rashi.
- The Head TefillinExplore the significance of the Head Tefillin, the meaning of the letter Shin, and why the Torah states that nations will fear those who wear the Name of G-d.
- Why One of the Two Shinin Has Four Strokes and Four HeadsAn exploration of the mystical and halachic reasons for the four-headed shin on the Tefillin Shel Rosh, citing the Zohar, Tosfos, and various Rishonim.
- Suspending Ones TefillinAn exploration of the laws and customs regarding the respectful handling of Tefillin, including the prohibition of suspending them and the practice of fasting.
- Tefillin and Letters Shin Dalet YudExplore the significance of the letters Shin, Dalet, and Yud on Tefillin, their origins in Halacha le-Moshe mi-Sinai, and the symbolic names Pe'er, Tiferes, and
- Hang in DoubtAn exploration of the verse in Devarim regarding life hanging in doubt, featuring insights from the Gemara, Rashi, Baal haTurim, and Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch
- Saving Loans from Shmittah CancellationExplore the laws and spiritual significance of Shmittah debt cancellation, the Pruzbul mechanism established by Hillel, and the importance of lending to the nee
- The MechanismAn explanation of Hillel's Pruzbul mechanism, exploring how Moser Shtarotav LeBeit Din and Hefker Beit Din allow for the collection of debts after Shmittah.
- Serving Hashem With JoyExplore the moral obligation to serve Hashem with joy through the insights of the Ari z"l, Meshech Chochmoh, and Rabbi Bachaye on Devarim 28:47.
- Stranger Raised to HeavenA collection of Torah commentaries on Devarim 28:43-44, exploring the spiritual and historical implications of the stranger rising above the nation of Israel.
- Admonition Not Described In The TorahAn exploration of Devarim 28:61, examining various commentaries on the hidden curses not explicitly listed in the Torah and their connection to Shemini Atzeres.
- Geography in the Parsha – Mount Gerizim & Mount EbelExplore the geographical and spiritual significance of Mount Gerizim and Mount Ebal in Parashat Ki Tavo, including insights from Professor Yoel Elitzur.
- Parshas Ki Savo – Chai ElulAn analysis of the spiritual significance of Chai Elul and the Mitzvah of Bikkurim, contrasting the approaches of the Baal Shem Tov and the Baal HaTanya.
- Selections from Rabbi Baruch EpsteinRabbi Baruch Epstein's Torah Temimah insights on Bikkurim, the symbolism of Head Tefillin, and the proper handling of the Sefer Torah in Parshas Ki Savo.
- Selections from Baruch She'amarAn analysis of the term Laaz in Tehillim and the phrase Makas Hamaves in Tachanun, exploring themes of slander in Egypt and divine punishment in Parshas Ki Savo
- Divine Provision in the Desert: The Miracle of Shoes and ClothingAn exploration of the miraculous preservation of clothing and shoes in the desert, connecting the Haggadah, Parshas Savo, and the morning blessing for shoes.
- Selections from Baal haTurimGematria insights from Baal HaTurim on Parshas Ki Savo, covering the laws of Bikurim, the power of Amen, and the significance of the Divine Name in the Tochecha
- The Eleven Curses According to Rabeinu BachyeiRabeinu Bachyei explains why the Torah singles out eleven specific curses in Devarim, focusing on secret sins, their impact on exile, and their link to Psalm 15
- Understanding the Parsha according to the RebbeInsights from the Lubavitcher Rebbe on Parshas Ki Savo, covering the mitzvah of walking in G-d's paths, Bikkurim, the purpose of admonitions, and the nature of
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