Rabbi Nachman teaches, Man’s world consists only of the present. Whatever you can do to serve G-d, do immediately and determinedly without delay. Chayey Moharan #431 Have a wonderful day With permission taken from: Daily Dose Of Rabbi Nachman Follow the link for more “Daily Dose of Rabbi Nachman” © Copyright,… Read More »ONLY OF THE PRESENT
בס”ד PARSHAT ACHAREI MOT 5784 Introduction to the blog: Understanding Yom Kippur and Repentance Discover the profound significance of Yom Kippur and the essence of repentance in Jewish tradition. Explore the themes of forgiveness, atonement, and the importance of approaching G-d with sincerity and humility. This parasha is highlighted by… Read More »PARSHAT ACHAREI MOT – UNDERSTANDING YOM KIPPUR AND REPENTANCE
בס”ד I had just arrived back in Israel after an intense three weeks in the United States. A day later was Shabbat, and I was able to float gently on the peaceful spirit of Shabbat in the holy city of Jerusalem. Motzei Shabbat (Saturday night), I noticed that my father… Read More »DAYEINU – 320 MIRACLES LATER
The number four is a central feature of the Passover Seder. We have the 4 cups of wine, the 4 Biblical expressions of redemption (Exodus 6:6-7), the 4 questions, and the 4 sons. Is there a connection between Passover and the number 4? The number 4 is represented by the… Read More »EXODUS 6:6-7 – BIBLICAL EXPRESSION OF NUMBER FOUR
Introduction Good Grains – Inspiration is some practical information for Noahides for Passover and the judgment on the grain crops. Coloring pages ⬆️ By Kimberly See also the blogs on Passover in the section Holidays on this website: HOLIDAYS & REMEMBRANCE DAYSSee for example: PESACH: REDEMPTION THROUGH TORAH AND PRAYER… Read More »GOOD GRAINS – INSPIRATION
בס”ד There are people who do many good things, but with pessimism, because for them the world is an inherently bad place. Since their good deeds have no life for them, who knows how long they will continue to do them? We must know that this world is not a… Read More »THE GARDEN
The Torah refers to matzah as “lechem oni” – the bread of affliction or bread of poverty (Deuteronomy 16:3). We are told that our ancestors were fed matzah by their Egyptian taskmasters. If that’s the case, why is matzah used as a symbol of our liberation and freedom from Egypt?… Read More »DEUTERONOMY 16:3 – THE FOUNDATION OF FREEDOM
בס”ד The 49 Days of “the Omer” and what Noahides can learn from them Introduction During the weeks after their Exodus from Egypt the Jewish people counted the days, in eager anticipation of receiving the Torah from G-d at Mount Sinai. They counted 49 days before the day of the… Read More »WHAT CAN NOAHIDES LEARN FROM “THE OMER”?
The Torah portion of Metzorah deals with the spiritual affliction called Tzara’as that can affect a person’s skin, clothing, or house. During leap years, like this year, we usually read Metzorah prior to Passover. Is there a connection? Rabbi Eliezer Breitowitz points out that, indeed, our sages teach that the… Read More »METZORAH – SPIRITUAL AFFLICTION
This coming Shabbat is called Shabbat HaGadol – The Great Sabbath. There are many reasons offered to explain this name. One reason derives from the special Haftarah (passage from the prophets) that is read after the weekly Torah portion in the synagogue. The special reading for Shabbat HaGadol is from… Read More »SHABBAT HAGADOL
