There is a very sharp contrast between the two titles of these 2 inseperable sedras (netzavim-vayelech) that bring out the greatness of Moshe Rabeinu. And this is relevent ..
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Re’eh Anochi Nosen Lifneichem Hayom Bracha U’Klala – See, I have placed before you this day [both] Blessing and Curse.” ..
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At the end of the parsha, we have the chapter of the Eglah Arufa (decapitated calf). [Devorim 21: 1-9] The law, simply stated, is that if one finds a dead body in an open ..
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We read the Posuk every day in the Shema, “You shall love Hashem, Your G-d, With all your heart” (6:5) Chazal tell us that “all your heart” ..
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Hear, O Israel! The L-rd is our G-d, the L-rd is the one Eternal Being. Mr. Tzvi Goldblum (1882-1931) was always bringing guests to his home in London and was very ..
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The entire book of Devarim (Deuteronomy) is essentially Moshe’s farewell speech to the Jewish people. Having rescued us from Egypt, been the conduit through which ..
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The Posuk in Devarim 10:12 says “And now, O Israel, what does the Lord, your God, demand of you? Only to fear the Lord, your God, to walk in all His ways and to love ..
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In the second pasuk of our sedra (32:2) we are told that ‘My lessons (I.e. the Torah) should drop like rain, and My words should flow like dew.’ Why the two expressions ..
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In this week’s Parsha the Torah prohibits marrying an Ammonite or a Moabite for all generations even after conversion. LO YAVO AMONI UMO’AVI BIKHAL HASHEM, “An ..
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