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Beraishis

  1. תשע״ד (5774) — no edition
  2. תשע״ה (5775) — no edition
  3. תשע״ו (5776) — 1 essay, Parsha
  4. תשע״ז (5777) — 1 essay, Parsha
  5. תשע״ח (5778) — no edition
  6. תשע״ט (5779) — 1 essay, Parsha
  7. תש״פ (5780) — 1 essay, Parsha
  8. תשפ״א (5781) — 1 essay, Haftorah
  9. תשפ״ב (5782) — no edition
  10. תשפ״ג (5783) — 1 essay, Parsha
  11. תשפ״ד (5784) — 1 essay, Tehillim
  12. תשפ״ה (5785) — 1 essay, Parsha
  13. תשפ״ו (5786) — no edition

The End of the Beginning

Simchas Torah celebrates the completion of the Torah and the beginning of a new cycle. The connection between the creation narrative and the themes of accountability and spiritual growth is explored.

Parshawith Simchas Torah

Shabbos Songs

This essay explores the themes of Shabbos as expressed in Kapital 92 of Tehillim, emphasizing the significance of praise and recognition of Hashem's creations on this holy day.

Tehillim

Pathways

This essay explores the connections between Parshas Beraishis and Tehillim, emphasizing the importance of choices in life and the guidance provided by Torah.

Parsha

Be Strong For Us

The Haftorah emphasizes the importance of Torah and Mitzvos in strengthening our connection to Hashem and protecting us from outside influences, highlighting the concepts of Emunah and Bitachon.

Haftorah

It’s My Honor

The essay explores the foundational concepts of faith and purpose in creation as presented in Parshas Beraishis and its Haftorah, emphasizing the importance of constant praise and recognition of Hashem.

Parsha

Ground Rules

This essay explores the complexities of the curses given to Adam, Chava, and the ground after the sin of the Etz HaDaas, emphasizing the connection between their actions and the consequences faced by each.

Parsha

Priorities

This essay explores the significance of Shabbos as a vital component of creation, emphasizing its role in introducing Kedusha and teaching us to prioritize between the sacred and the mundane.

Parsha

Intellectual Decisions

The essay explores the story of Kayin and Hevel, emphasizing the importance of intention in offerings and the need for self-improvement and learning from mistakes.

Parsha