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51 articles- רש"י - Vayikra 23:3This Dvar Torah explores Rashi's question in Vayikra 23:3 about the juxtaposition of Shabbos and Yomim Tovim, explaining its profound lesson on the sanctity of
- Inyanei Sukkos 7 – קול רםThis article from Parshas Emor explores Rashi's question on why Shabbos is mentioned alongside Yomim Tovim, explaining the concept of complete faith in G-d's cr
- קהלת יעקב - Sukkos Drush 7This article from Kehilas Yaakov explores the reasons behind the Mitzvah of Lulav and Sukkah on Sukkos, connecting them to the spiritual battles of Rosh Hashana
- Shabbos Chol Hamoed Sukkos 5673 – שם משמואלThis article from Shem Mishmuel explores why "Sholom Aleichem" is not recited on Shabbos Chol Hamoed Sukkos. It delves into the concept of Neshama Yeseira, the
- שפת אמת סוכה כמו גן עדן Sukkos 5643This Sfas Emes article from Sukkos 5643 explains how the Sukkah is like Gan Eden, a place where we can experience true joy and a spark of the Garden of Eden. It
- Meseches Sukkah 11bThis article from Meseches Sukkah 11b explores the debate between Rebbe Eliezer and Rebbe Akiva regarding the nature of the Sukkos in the desert. It questions w
- Sukkos 5678 – שם משמואלThis Dvar Torah from Shem Mishmuel for Sukkos 5678 explores why the verse in Vayikra 23:43 ends with "I am Hashem, your G-d," explaining how Sukkah fosters Ruac
- Inyanei Mitzvas Sukkah – גבול בני נפתליThis article from Inyanei Mitzvas Sukkah explores the concept of Bitachon (trust in G-d) and Hishtadlus (human effort) in the context of dwelling in the Sukkah.
- Sukkos Drush 7 – קהלת יעקבThis article from Koheles Yaakov explains why Sukkos follows Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, emphasizing the Jewish people's commitment to praise Hashem after rec
- Sukkos Shaleim 6 – ברך משהThis article explores Rebbe Akiva's view on Sukkah, emphasizing that the huts in the Midbar, though seemingly natural, were orchestrated by Hashem. It highlight
- Inyan Sukkos 6 – קול רםThis article from Kol Ram explores how the Moadim, particularly Pesach and Sukkos, serve to strengthen our Emunah in Hashem's control over both miracles and nat
- Meseches Sukkah 27bAn introduction to the halachic differences between fulfilling the mitzvah of Lulav versus Sukkah using another person's property on Yom Tov.
- Inyan Sukkos 2 – קול רםThis article explores the Mitzvah of Sukkah, explaining its purpose as a reminder of the temporary nature of this world and our reliance on Hashem. It delves in
- 9 אעלה בתמר – Sukkos - ברך משהThis article explores why one can fulfill the Mitzvah of Sukkah using another's Sukkah, unlike the Lulav which must be one's own. It delves into the Gemara and
- פנים יפות – Parshas MishpatimThis article explores the obligation to lend money in Parshas Mishpatim, contrasting it with lending objects. It also delves into the requirement for a personal
- ברך משה – Sukkos Shaleim 2This article explains the profound connection between giving Tzedakah on Erev Sukkos and the Ananei Hakovod, demonstrating that B'nei Yisroel are children of Ha
- Vayikra 23:43This Dvar Torah on Vayikra 23:43 explores the deeper meaning of dwelling in Sukkos, linking it to the Ananei Hakovod and the Exodus from Mitzrayim. It highlight
- Sukkos – כד הקמחThis article explains that the Sukkah serves as a reminder of the Torah, with its various halachos symbolizing aspects of Torah study and the obligation to lear
- Kavonas Sukkah – סידור האר"יThis article explains the proper Kavanah (intention) to have during the Tefilos of Sukkos and when making the blessing in the Sukkah, focusing on the specific N
- Siddur Ha’ari – ויגד יעקבThis article explains the Arizal's teaching on Kavanah during Sukkah blessings, connecting the Segol and Tzairai nekudos to the spiritual state of Klal Yisroel
- Koheles 4:9 – 119 – פלאות רבות - עטרת תפארתThis Dvar Torah on Koheles 4:9 explains how unity among Jews is essential for Torah study to be acceptable to Hashem, leading to good reward for their labor. It
- Sanhedrin 92b – אמת ואמונהThis article explores the Gemara in Sanhedrin 92b, explaining why Nevuchadnetzar's praise to Hashem was stopped by an angel, contrasting it with Dovid Hamelech'
- Sukkas Shaleim 24 – ברך משהThis article from Sukkas Shaleim 24 explores the Mitzvah of Sukkos, highlighting the unique dedication of Klal Yisroel to Hakodosh Boruch Hu even amidst discomf
- ידי חיים – Meseches Sukkah 11bDiscover why the Sukkah commemorates the Ananei Hakovod and how it purified Klal Yisroel to receive the Torah, preparing us for Olam Habah.
- Koheles 1:1,2An introduction to Megilas Koheles, read on Shabbos Chol Hamoed Sukkos, exploring the meaning of its opening words about the futility of this world.
- Koheles 11:2 – מחזור ויטריThis Dvar Torah from Mahzor Vitri explains why Koheles is read on Sukkos, connecting the seven days of Sukkos and Shemini Atzeres to the verse "Give a portion t
- לבוש - 663:2This Dvar Torah explains why we read Koheles on Sukkos, particularly on Shabbos Chol Hamoed or Shemini Atzeres. It highlights that Sukkos is a time of joy, and
- Koheles 1:1 - ספר המגידThis Dvar Torah on Koheles 1:1 explains why we read Koheles on Sukkos, emphasizing the distinction between true happiness found in Torah and the fleeting pleasu
- Koheles 1:2 – רש"יThis Rashi commentary on Koheles 1:2 explains the repeated use of "Hevel" and "Havalim," linking the total count of seven to the seven days of creation.
- Koheles 1:3 – רבינו יונהRabbi Yonah explains Koheles 1:3, emphasizing that true profit comes not from worldly endeavors but from spiritual labor in Torah, which yields everlasting frui
- הבל הבלים אמר 1:2 - מצודת דודA brief explanation from Metzudas Dovid on Koheles 1:2, emphasizing that whatever is utterly futile in this world should be abhorred.
- Koheles 1:2 - שפת אמתThis article explains that after Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, Klal Yisroel's mouths are purified of sin, allowing them to sustain the world through their words,
- Koheles 1:2 - אהל יעקבThis Dvar Torah on Koheles 1:2 uses a parable of beggars to illustrate that true pleasure and happiness are found not in worldly possessions, but in following t
- Koheles 1:2 - אגודת אזובThis Dvar Torah on Koheles 1:2 from Agudas Ezov explores the dual nature of "Hevel" as good and bad, emphasizing that true life comes from Hashem's word and tha
- Avodah Zara 18b – עצי חייםThis article from Avodah Zara 18b discusses the importance of humility, explaining that Hakodosh Boruch Hu's Divine Presence rests only upon the humble, and how
- Koheles 1:3 - ברך משהThis article from Berech Moshe explains how Koheles teaches us humility from the sun's example. It discusses how to overcome the Yetzer Hara and avoid Gehinom t
- Koheles 1:2 – לב אליהוThis article from Koheles 1:2, by Lev Eliyahu, explains that Shlomo Hamelech teaches us that worldly pleasures are empty, and we miss nothing by refraining from
- Koheles 1:1 - ייטב פניםThis article explores Koheles 1:1, explaining how Shlomo Hamelech, as the son of Dovid, gathered all wisdom and understood that his kingship in Yerushalayim was
- Koheles 1:2 – ייטב לבThis article from Yitev Lev explains that the root of Tishrei is the heart, connecting it to the emanations of the heart and the Mitzvah of Sukkah. It emphasize
- Koheles 1:2 - מהר"י ט"בThis article from Mahar"i T"B on Koheles 1:2 explains that pursuing worldly follies leads to emptiness, drawing a parallel to the Mishna in Avos that one sin le
- Sukkos – תורת המנחהDiscover the profound connection between Sukkos, Megillas Koheles, and serving Hashem with love, transitioning from the awe of the Yomim Nora'im.
- Shir Hashirim 7:2This Dvar Torah on Shir Hashirim 7:2 explores the meaning of "How lovely are your feet in sandals," connecting it to the joy of ascending to Yerushalayim for th
- Droshos Shemini Atzeres – ברך משהDiscover why Shemini Atzeres is a Yom Tov of unparalleled joy, representing the future era of Moshiach when the Yetzer Hara will be vanquished.
- מעין בית השואבה – Shir HashirimA Dvar Torah on Shir Hashirim explaining the true beauty of being Oleh Regel. It emphasizes that the ultimate Avodah is taking the Kedusha from the Bais Hamikda
- Sukkos – ברך משה – 55 שישו ושמחוThis article explores the meaning of Moshe's rejoicing in his portion and its connection to Shabbos, delving into the crowns received at Matan Torah and their r
- שם משמואל – Shemini Atzeres 5672The Shem Mishmuel explains that Shemini Atzeres is a time to gather the spiritual inspiration of the Yomim Tovim and carry it into our daily lives.
- Koheles Rabbah 11:2This article introduces the Midrash on Koheles Rabbah 11:2, explaining Rebbe Levi's interpretation of 'give a portion to seven and also to eight' in relation to
- Droshos Shemini Atzeres – ברך משהExplore the deeper meaning of Shemini Atzeres and the obligation of Simcha, connecting the fifteen Seudos to the incomplete Name of Hashem and our prayers for t
- Shemini Atzeres – מטה נפתליThis article explores the deeper meaning of Shemini Atzeres, emphasizing the importance of learning Torah Lishma and connecting to Hashem for His sake, especial
- Shemini Atzeres 5672 – שם משמואלThis Dvar Torah from Shem Mishmuel discusses Shemini Atzeres as a time to gather the Kedusha from Sukkos and integrate it into daily life. It connects Shemini A
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