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10 articles- The Chok Aspect of Diligent Torah StudyExplore why Rashi links the word chok to diligent Torah study and how ameilus b'Torah possesses a unique, mystical power to transform a person's character.
- The Message of Shmitta For Contemporary SocietyRav Yaakov Kamenetsky explains that the true purpose of Shmitta was to provide time for Torah study, a lesson applicable to our modern weekends and vacations.
- Bechukosai and Destroying ChometzExplore the Rogotchover Gaon's analysis linking a Medrashic dispute on wild animals in Bechukosai to the halachic debate on destroying Chometz in Pesachim.
- Blessings Past and Future Removal of Yoke vs Breaking of YokeAn analysis of the difference between breaking the staves of the yoke in Parshat Bechukosai and breaking the yoke itself as requested in Birkat Hamazon.
- A Time and Place Where the Tochacha and Olam HaBah had Real Market ValueAn exploration of how past generations viewed the Tochacha and Olam HaBah as tangible realities, illustrated through historical customs and anecdotes.
- A Story with the Klausenberger Rebbe and a Vorte From the Kotzker RebbeThe Kotzker Rebbe and Klausenberger Rebbe explain why the laws of Eruchin (evaluations) follow the Tochacha, teaching that every Jew maintains inherent value.
- Double StandardsRabbi Moshe Kormornick explores the concept of double standards in charity and mitzvah observance based on Rav Moshe Sternbuch's insights on Parshat Bechukosai.
- Why are the forefathers Avos mentioned in the wrong orderBenjamin Rose explores why Vayikra 26:42 lists the Avos in reverse order, linking each forefather's merit to specific levels of divine punishment and mercy.
- Hashem never gives us more than we can handleBenjamin A Rose explores Parshas Bechukosai, explaining how faith in Hashem allows us to overcome obstacles and experience blessings beyond the laws of nature.
- HumorA collection of Jewish humor featuring a battle of wits between partners, a college graduate's first day at a grocery store, and a mother's living room rules.
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