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8 essays

  1. Shemini Atzeresתשפ״א

    Bid You Farewell

    The Haftorah for Shmini Atzeres emphasizes the importance of creating a lasting bond with Hashem, as exemplified by the people’s farewell to Shlomo Hamelech, seeking blessings on this auspicious day.

    Haftorah

  2. Vayeraתשפ״א

    Closed Door Session

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayera highlights the importance of privacy in miracles, linking the stories of Elisha with themes of personal growth and introspection.

    Haftorah

  3. Vayechiתשפ״א

    Long Days

    The Haftorah for Parshas Vayechi discusses King David's final advice to his son Solomon, emphasizing the importance of staying true to God's path. It explores the unique phrasing regarding David's days drawing close to death, highlighting the distinction between physical death and spiritual life.

    Haftorah

  4. MiketzChanukahתשפ״א

    Not By Choice

    The Haftorah of Miketz tells the story of King Solomon's wisdom in resolving a dispute between two mothers over a baby. It emphasizes the importance of selflessness in judgment and the divine wisdom that should guide our decisions.

    Haftorah

  5. Metzoraתשפ״א

    Selling Short

    The Haftorah for Metzorah discusses the story of four Metzoraim who defect to the camp of Aram during a famine, highlighting themes of potential and the value of life.

    Haftorah

  6. MishpatimParshas Shekalimתשפ״א

    Shekalim

    This essay explores the themes of gratitude and the dangers of ingratitude as illustrated by the story of Yoash and the Mitzvah of Shekalim, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's blessings.

    Parsha

  7. Sukkosתשפ״א

    Sukkos Before Everything

    The essay explores the significance of the Keruvim in the context of the Binyan HaMikdash and their connection to the themes of creation and closeness to Hashem during Sukkos.

    Haftorah

  8. Chayei Sarahתשפ״א

    Temperature Control

    The Haftorah for Parshas Chayei Sara reflects on King David's final days, exploring themes of aging, respect for clothing, and divine providence.

    Haftorah