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9 articles- The Reason the Brachah Is Recited For the KohanimExplore why the shaliach tzibbur recites Birchas Kohanim word for word, focusing on the prohibition of adding or subtracting from mitzvos (bal tosif and bal tig
- Allusions to Meah Brachos in the ParashahExplore the connection between Parashat Naso and the takanah of reciting 100 daily blessings, including the reward of ten gold coins for each blessing said alou
- The Thirteenth Child Brought the Brachah of ParnassahA remarkable story shared by Harav Asher Weiss about a talmid chacham in Manchester whose unwavering bitachon led to a miraculous inheritance for his large fami
- A Tzaddik Without ViduyAn exploration of the Rambam's requirement for verbal Viduy versus the Gemara's ruling that thoughts of Teshuvah can instantly transform a Rasha into a Tzaddik.
- Ko Sevarchu - An Allusion to Meah BrachosHarav Menachem Mendel Lazar of Stryzow explains how the word Koh in the Priestly Blessing alludes to the daily requirement of reciting one hundred blessings.
- Ten Golden Coins for a Brachah – 1000 Golden Coins a DayExplore the Torah sources, including the Ohr Zarua and Baalei Hatosafos, regarding the spiritual value of reciting one hundred blessings each day.
- Fire at DawnA powerful story of how the commitment to reciting Birchos Hashachar early in shul led to the miraculous saving of a synagogue from a devastating electrical fir
- The Lechem Shlomo of ShamloiA biography of Rav Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich, the Lechem Shlomo of Shamloi, detailing his scholarship, leadership in Hungary, and martyrdom during the Holocaust.
- Amen with Azus D’KedushahHarav Shlomo Zalman Ehrenreich explains how using azus d’kedushah to answer Amen aloud rectifies sins committed with impudence, leading to complete teshuvah.
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