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10 essays

  1. Noachתשפ״ג

    Big Tzaddik

    The essay explores the character of Noach as the only person in Tanach referred to as a Tzaddik, emphasizing the importance of pure intentions and the desire for Kiddush Shem Shamayim.

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  2. Beraishisתשפ״ג

    Pathways

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

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  3. Vayeraתשפ״ב

    Fear of Love

    The essay explores the connection between Parshas Vayera and its Haftorah, focusing on the character of Ovadiah and the concept of Yirah and Ahava in relation to Nisyonos.

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  4. Toldosתשפ״א

    Curtain Call

    The Parsha of Toldos highlights the contrasting worldviews of Yaakov and Eisav, leading to their enduring rivalry. The Haftorah from Malachi emphasizes Hashem's love for His people despite their shortcomings.

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  5. Vayishlachתשע״ח

    Vayishlach

    This week's Parsha discusses Yaakov Avinu's life, focusing on his name change to Yisroel and the significance of this transformation in relation to his descendants and their spiritual challenges.

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  6. Lech Lechaתשע״ז

    Walk in Front

    This essay discusses the significance of the Mitzvah of Bris Milah in Parshas Lech Lecha, highlighting its impact on Jewish identity and the transformation of Avrohom.

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  7. Noachתשע״ו

    A Heavenly Scent

    This essay explores the significance of Noach's sacrifices after the Mabul and how they influenced Hashem's decision not to curse the earth again. It emphasizes the importance of overcoming one's desires in serving Hashem.

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  8. Vayishlachתשע״ו

    Mission Unaccomplished

    The essay explores Yaakov's mourning for Devorah and Rivka, emphasizing the significance of their unfulfilled missions and the importance of Avodas Hashem over outcomes.

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  9. VayeraRosh Hashanahתשע״ו

    The Best Intentions

    The essay explores Avraham's intentions during the Akeidah, emphasizing the importance of actions alongside good intentions and their lasting impact on future generations.

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  10. Toldosתשע״ה

    It’s Not So Simple

    This essay explores the contrasting characters of Yaakov and Eisav, emphasizing how their respective traits influenced their spiritual paths and outcomes.

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