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  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. Noachתשפ״א

    Moving Mountains

    Parshas Noach introduces the story of the Avos HaKedoshim and emphasizes the importance of Chesed when the Zechus Avos seems diminished.

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  3. Vayetzeiתשע״ט

    Vayeitzei Haters

    The essay explores the contrasting descriptions of Leah and Rochel, focusing on Leah's 'soft eyes' and the implications of her character and emotions, particularly her hatred for Esav.

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  4. Lech Lechaתשע״ט

    You First

    Parshas Lech Lecha discusses the life of Avrohom Avinu, focusing on his interactions with Malki-Tzedek and the implications of their blessings. It contrasts the spiritual paths of Avraham and Noach, emphasizing the importance of placing Hashem first.

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  5. Vayeraתשע״ח

    Pass the Salt

    The essay explores the story of Lot's wife and the significance of salt, emphasizing the lessons of hospitality and the dangers of isolationism.

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  6. Toldosתשע״ח

    Well, Well, Well

    This essay explores the life of Yitzchok Avinu, focusing on the significance of the wells he dug and their names, emphasizing the lessons of stability and Gevurah.

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  7. Toldosתשע״ז

    Inner Strength

    This essay explores the life of Yitzchok Avinu, focusing on his challenges and the concept of Gevurah, emphasizing acceptance of God's will.

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  8. 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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  9. 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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