You shall set up judges and enforcement officers for yourself in all your gates . . . (Devarim 16:18) From the seemingly redundant inclusion of the words “for ..
Written by Rabbi Moshe Kormornick
We have been instructed to “appoint judges for yourselves in all of your gates” [1] indicating that there should be a court in every city [2]. Why then does ..
Written by Rabbi Daniel Leeman
Parshas Shoftim begins with the command to appoint judges in all the cities of Israel. The Torah states: “Judges and officers shall you appoint in all your ..
Written by Ben Rose
Parshas Shoftim starts by telling us something seemingly very obvious: The Torah tells us that we should “have judges and policemen in all our cities”. ..
Written by B Rose
This is a very well known Pasuk in the Torah – “to be wholehearted With Hashem” so in order to follow it we have to know what ..
Written by R Didio
The start of this week’s Parsha commands the Jewish pecple to make guardians and police at their gates. One of the messages that the Torah ..
Written by M Kormornick
The posuk states “Tamim Tihiyeh Im Hashem Elokecha”(Devarim 18:13) There is a famous story told about The Chofetz Chaim A few boys from the Yeshiva came ..
Written by B Rose
The pasuk in Parshas shoftim states: “Righteousness, righteousness you shall pursue so that you will live and take possession of the land that Hashem, your ..
Written by B Rose
In our parsha we are commanded (18:13) ‘be complete (tamim) with HaShem, your God.’ What does this mean and involve? Rashi writes that we are not to go looking ..
Written by d fine