
The Rabbeinu Bechaya in our parashah (26:21) teaches that the Torah approach is to attribute everything to Hashem. When we are successful, we shouldn’t ..
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The Torah cautions ‘‘ולא תונו איש את עמיתו”, “one must not afflict their fellow” (25:14). The Chafetz Chaim asks, our Sages teach that ..
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There is something unique we find about Shemitah, something we don’t find by other mitzvos. There is actually a guarantee that those who observe it will ..
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Our Parashah teaches us that that the menorah should burn “before Hashem continually” (24:4). Rashi explains that it doesn’t mean that it should be burning ..
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Emor We are standing in the midst of the unique period of Sefiras Ha’omer. It is called this name, based on the mitzvah of the korban omer that is taught in our Parashah. ..
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One of the mitzvos listed in Parashas Aharai Mos is that of kisuy hadam, covering the blood of a bird that had just been slaughtered. What is the reason behind ..
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Orlah, an expression of gratitude. There is an interesting mitzvah discussed in our parashah, that of Orlah. It is forbidden to eat from any fruit tree during its first ..
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The gift of life is priceless. Each second Hashem causes our heart to beat and pumps blood around our body, replenishing us with vital nutrients. Our lungs help ..
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Contracting tzaraas was no simple matter. Those who were stricken by this condition were forbidden to have any contact with others, and their clothes and any objects ..
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Parashah Tazria teaches that a speaker of lashon hara who contracted tzaraas was quarantined outside the camp (13:46). What was the purpose of this quarantine? Rabbi ..
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