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10 essays
Noachתשפ״ד
Time to Laugh
The essay discusses the connection between Tehillim and the events of Dovid Hamelech's kingship, emphasizing the timelessness of these words and their relevance to our times.
Tehillim
Vayeshevתשפ״ג
Vayeshev -פרק י
This essay explores Tehillim Kapital 10 and its connection to the actions of the Shevatim in Parsha Vayeshev, particularly focusing on the consequences of Mechiras Yosef and the implications of their meal after the sale.
Tehillim
Vayetzeiתש״פ
Can’t Shake It
This week's Parsha focuses on Yaakov's journey and the Haftorah reflects on the significance of Shevet Ephraim, emphasizing the enduring essence of identity despite misdeeds.
Parsha
Nameless and Selfless
The essay explores the significance of Levi's actions in the story of Yosef and his brothers, emphasizing the selflessness and kindness that define the character of Shevet Levi, which is crucial for effective leadership.
Parsha
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.
Parsha
Vayigashתשע״ז
Parshas Vayigash
This week's Parsha discusses Yosef's reunion with his family and his economic policies in Mitzrayim, highlighting the exemption of the Kohanim from taxes as a form of gratitude and preparation for future challenges.
Parsha
Unto Others
This essay explores the lessons from Yehuda's commitment to bring Binyamin back and its implications for personal responsibility and influencing others, connecting it to the themes of Chanukah.
Parsha
Vayigashתשע״ו
Wagons of Achrayus
This essay explores the significance of the wagons sent by Yosef to Yaakov, linking it to the concept of Achrayus (responsibility) as taught in the Parsha of Egla Arufa.
Parsha
Vayigashתשע״ה
Building for the Klal
The essay discusses Yaakov's decision to send Yehuda to establish a Yeshiva in Mitzrayim, emphasizing the importance of selflessness and commitment to the needs of the community.
Parsha
Vayeraתשע״ה
Nisayon and Emunah
The essay explores the significance of the Akeida as a unique test of faith for Avraham, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the Ratzon Hashem despite external pressures.
Parsha