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20 articles- Hints to All MoadimRav Boruch of Mezhibozh explains how the Parshios from Bo to Ki Sisa contain thematic hints to all the Jewish holidays, from Pesach through Purim.
- The Plague of Being Unable to See One's FriendRav Yaakov Emanuel Koppel explains that the plague of darkness represents the spiritual failure of being unable to see and respond to the needs of one's fellow.
- The Tzedakah One Gives Speaks on His BehalfA teaching from Rav Meir of Premishlan on how every piece of bread given to the poor advocates for a person in Heaven, followed by a miraculous story of rescue.
- Today, Chesed is The Main ThingRav Elimelech of Lizhensk explains that since the era of the Arizal, the pillar of gemilus chasadim has become the primary foundation for the world's existence.
- The Treasure of BitachonExplore the Lisker Rebbe's insight on why Bnei Yisroel borrowed Egyptian gold, revealing that true wealth lies in bitachon rather than material possessions.
- One Who Trusts in Hashem Merits Receiving His ChesedExplore how bitachon (trust in Hashem) directly influences Divine kindness, featuring insights from the Magid of Mezheritch and the Chozeh of Lublin.
- Animals Want to be Fed by HashemThe Tiferes Shlomo explains Tehillim 104:21, suggesting that lions roar in complaint because they would prefer to receive food from Hashem like herbivorous cows
- Emunah is a Segulah for a Long LifeDiscover how emunah and bitachon serve as a segulah for longevity, featuring insights from the Tiferes Shlomo and the Kotzker Rebbe on Chavakuk 2:4.
- The Booty Was a LoanRav Moshe of Lelov and the Ropshitzer Rebbe explain why Bnei Yisrael borrowed Egyptian gold to ensure they would never want to return to Egypt due to their debt
- Rapidly Ascending From Idol Worshippers to Lofty HeightsDiscover how Rav Dovid of Lelov inspired Dr. Bernard's transformation and why the transition from idol worship to holiness can happen in an instant.
- Hashem Skipped Our OpeningRav Boruch of Mezhibozh explains how Hashem skipped the requirement for our initial effort during the Exodus from Egypt because Bnei Yisrael were at a low level
- Never Abandoning a Wayward ChildThe Sefer Tzemach Dovid explains why we use the joyful term v'haya regarding a wayward child, emphasizing the importance of never abandoning a struggling son.
- Caring For Every Jew, No Matter His LevelRav Chaim Mordechai of Nadvorna explains the obligation to show compassion to every Jew, regardless of their spiritual level, as all belong to Hashem.
- There is No Mitzvah to Harm The WickedThe Sar Shalom of Belz explains why there is no mitzvah to harm the wicked, using a lesson from the Exodus to emphasize helping others change their ways.
- Torah and Tefillah are Considered Like KorbanosExplore how speaking words of Torah and Tefillah with pure intentions serves as a spiritual substitute for sacrifices in the absence of the Beis HaMikdash.
- Hashem Watched Their DoughAn exploration of how Hashem assisted Bnei Yisrael during the Exodus by watching their dough to ensure it remained matzah, based on the Me'or Vashemesh.
- A Poor Man is Exempt From GehenimA story from the Mishmeres Shalom of Koidenov about Rav Mordechai of Lechovitch ruling that a poor man is exempt from Gehenim and deserves a place in Gan Eden.
- Teaching Students to Say “A True Vort”A story from Sefer Sipurei Maran Haramach about Rav Nochum Shochet's dedication to sincerity in prayer over mystical revelations.
- The Way Of EmunahA collection of stories and teachings from Rav Mordechai of Lechovitch, focusing on his profound emunah, devotion to Torah, and love for every Jew.
- Lachmei Mordechai Charity AppealAn urgent appeal for Lachmei Mordechai, a charity providing food, meat, and support to hundreds of widows and orphans in Beit Shemesh and across Eretz Yisrael.
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