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HASHEM, I don't mean to complain, but you owe me. I mean, just look at everything I do for you. I daven. I put on tefilin. I eat only kosher. It's not easy, you know. When I'm on the road, there are times when I can barely find a snack. But more
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This week's parashah opens with the dedication of the Mishkan and the death of Aharon's two eldest sons. Following that tragedy, Moshe and Aharon enter into a discussion regarding the propriety of Aharon's remaining sons, who are mourners, eating
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It was on the eighth day... And Moshe said to Aharon, 'Come near to
the altar.' " (9:1,7)
QUESTION: When the Mishkan was completed, Moshe acted as Kohen
Gadol for seven days and trained Aharon. On the eighth day Aharon
became th read more »
the altar.' " (9:1,7)
QUESTION: When the Mishkan was completed, Moshe acted as Kohen
Gadol for seven days and trained Aharon. On the eighth day Aharon
became th read more »
by Rabbi Ya'aqob Menasheh
"Moses summoned Aharon". The Acronym of the first letters of the Hebrew words Qara Moshe LeAharon is the word Maqel (rod). Maqel is the same Gematria as Nissan (which is 170). Additionally, the last letters of the na read more »
"Moses summoned Aharon". The Acronym of the first letters of the Hebrew words Qara Moshe LeAharon is the word Maqel (rod). Maqel is the same Gematria as Nissan (which is 170). Additionally, the last letters of the na read more »
There is an interesting Baal HaTurim at the beginning of Parshas Shmini. The first pasuk of the parsha reads, "Vayehi baYom haShmini" [And it was on the eighth day] "karah Moshe" [Moshe called] "to Aaron and his sons, and to the elders of Israe
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by Rabbi Berel Wein
In the face of overwhelming tragedy, the death of his two sons, Aharon is nevertheless reprimanded by Moshe for a seeming infraction of the halacha regarding the eating from a sacrifice while one is yet grief-stricken over the read more »
In the face of overwhelming tragedy, the death of his two sons, Aharon is nevertheless reprimanded by Moshe for a seeming infraction of the halacha regarding the eating from a sacrifice while one is yet grief-stricken over the read more »
by Rabbi Yaakov Asher Sinclair
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On the eighth day of the dedication of the Mishkan, Aharon, his sons, and the entire nation bring various korbanot (offerings) as commanded by Moshe. Aharon and Moshe bless the nation. G-d allows the Je read more »
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On the eighth day of the dedication of the Mishkan, Aharon, his sons, and the entire nation bring various korbanot (offerings) as commanded by Moshe. Aharon and Moshe bless the nation. G-d allows the Je read more »
By Rabbi Label Lam
From these shall you abominate from among the birds, they may not be eaten- they are an abomination…the racham (mercy); the chassidah (kindliness)…(Vayaikra 11:13-19)
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From these shall you abominate from among the birds, they may not be eaten- they are an abomination…the racham (mercy); the chassidah (kindliness)…(Vayaikra 11:13-19)
Even though these birds have certain signs of purity th read more »
Beshalach
by gTorah
As the exodus reaches it’s climax, the Jews are cornered. They are on the beach among the reeds, Red Sea lying in front of them, with the cloud of the onrushing Egyptian army in the distance. Trapped, the people despair. Yet before Hash read more »
As the exodus reaches it’s climax, the Jews are cornered. They are on the beach among the reeds, Red Sea lying in front of them, with the cloud of the onrushing Egyptian army in the distance. Trapped, the people despair. Yet before Hash read more »
by Rabbi Eli Mansour
The Gemara in Masechet Pesahim (118) tells that after the miracle of the Yam Suf, when Beneh Yisrael crossed the sea and stood at the shore, they were still frightened. They feared that just as they crossed the sea to the sho read more »
The Gemara in Masechet Pesahim (118) tells that after the miracle of the Yam Suf, when Beneh Yisrael crossed the sea and stood at the shore, they were still frightened. They feared that just as they crossed the sea to the sho read more »
by Rabbi Yissocher Frand
Pharaoh had a change of heart right after he let the Jewish people go. "He said to the Children of Israel: They are lost in the land." [Shmos 14:3] Rashi raises the obvious difficulty with this pasuk. Why does the pasuk read more »
Pharaoh had a change of heart right after he let the Jewish people go. "He said to the Children of Israel: They are lost in the land." [Shmos 14:3] Rashi raises the obvious difficulty with this pasuk. Why does the pasuk read more »
by Rabbi Duvi BenSoussan
The right and wrong way to look at life. How you look at the world around you, the situations at hand, what you say or do, anything you decide after that will affect you life and everything else. This, is more from the th read more »
The right and wrong way to look at life. How you look at the world around you, the situations at hand, what you say or do, anything you decide after that will affect you life and everything else. This, is more from the th read more »
by Rabbi Mordechai Aderet
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by Rabbi Dovid Green
The Torah Scroll is the dearest possession of the Jewish nation. It is our "tree of life" through which we live eternally. There are directives regarding every detail of how it is written, what it is written on, how each pa read more »
The Torah Scroll is the dearest possession of the Jewish nation. It is our "tree of life" through which we live eternally. There are directives regarding every detail of how it is written, what it is written on, how each pa read more »
Patience
Patience is definitely a virtue, perhaps the most important one of all. It is amazing how far a little patience or impatience can go to change a moment, a life, lives, or even history. Usually people are impatient when the moment calls f read more »
Patience is definitely a virtue, perhaps the most important one of all. It is amazing how far a little patience or impatience can go to change a moment, a life, lives, or even history. Usually people are impatient when the moment calls f read more »
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