A Short Vort for Sheva Brachos

A Short Vort for Sheva Brachos : In the Parsha of Ki Sovo, the passuk (26:16) says Hayom hazeh Hashem Elokecho me’tzavcho…. and Rashi says that this is the mokor ..

Written by Anonymous

What a Difference a Good Shidduch Makes

Regarding Parshas Korach, the Gemora talks about the word ‘vayikach’, and why the story begins with this word. There are several pshotim in the Medrash and the Gemora. ..

Written by Rabbi Almoni

A Human Mishkon

We come to the end of The Book of Exodus this week. This marks the closing of the building of the Mishkan/Tabernacle. At the beginning of the commandment to build ..

Written by Benjamin A Rose

Why we Wine

Whenever we want to sanctify an event, we always use a cup of wine. We use it for kiddush, a bris milah, a chupah. But why wine? Many don’t like the taste, ..

Written by Yitzchok Kett

Marriage Joke: “The husband, having just finished reading the book, ‘Man of the House’..,

strode into the kitchen and up to his wife. Pointing a finger in her face, he said: “From now on, I want you to know that I am the man of this house, and my word ..

Written by Aron

Shlach: A Drasha for a Sheva Brachos

First of all, we must remember that even when you know how wonderful the Kallah is and her family is, you have to check “Hashemeinah hee im Razah.” (For ..

Written by B - Havolim

Does Torah Study Refine a Person’s Character?

A rabbi once visited the illustrious Rabbi Kanievsky, who was called “the Steipler,” and he told him that he was looking for a shidduch for his granddaughter. ..

Written by from Daf Yomi Review

The Marriage in Shir haShirim – “Vay’hee bayom kalos Moshe l’hakim es haMishkan” (Nasso – 7:1)

In Shir HaShirim (3:11), Shlomo HaMelech refers to an event which occurred b’yom chasunaso ub’yom simchas libo – on the day of his wedding and on the day of his heart’s ..

Written by Oizer Alport

Be Happy :-)

      The best advice I heard before my wedding was that the main Mitzva for a choson and kalloh (groom and bride) on their wedding day is to be HAPPY ..

Written by Moshe Kormornick

A three way thing

Chazal tell us that words and letters in the torah and hebrew words are never wasted and are never there for no reason. The word ISH – איש – MAN is spelt ..

Written by Benjamin Rose