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  1. TazriaParshas HaChodeshתשפ״ב

    Hachodesh

    This essay discusses the significance of Parshas Hachodesh and its connection to the upcoming month of Nissan, emphasizing the themes of preparation for Pesach and self-worth in serving Hashem.

    Parsha

  2. Pesachתשפ״ב

    Our Water

    The final days of Pesach focus on Krias Yam Suf, emphasizing the transition from servitude to freedom and the importance of recognizing divine assistance in times of trouble.

    Parsha

  3. Terumahתש״פ

    Shining Bright

    The essay explores the significance of the month of Iyar, referred to as Chodesh Ziv, in relation to the construction of the Bais HaMikdash and the impact of actions on others.

    Parsha

  4. Shemosתשע״ט

    Shemos — Free Yourself

    Reading Sefer Shemos as destiny rather than history, the essay analyzes the sequence of pesukim marking the turning point of Shibud Mitzrayim, focusing on the cryptic "VaYaar Elokim Es Bnei Yisroel VaYeda Elokim." Citing the Yerushalmi in Taanis that five factors brought the Geulah (Tzara, Tzevacha, Zechus Avos, Teshuva, and the Ketz), it asks why the other four were needed once the Ketz arrived. Using the Mabit's insight in Beis Elokim that sin is a Shibud HaNefesh and Teshuva a Geulas HaNefesh, the author argues the four factors are prerequisites that make redemption possible — and that the Teshuva must be a visible, transformative one, worthy of "VaYaar Elokim."

    Parsha

  5. TitzavehPurimתשע״ח

    All for One

    This essay explores the significance of the Bigdei Kehunah, particularly the Avnei Shoham and Avnei Choshen, emphasizing their roles in invoking divine mercy for Klal Yisroel and the collective responsibility of the Shevatim in the redemption process.

    Parsha

  6. BoParshas HaChodeshתשע״ז

    Spring Forward

    The essay explores the significance of the month of Aviv in relation to the Exodus from Egypt, emphasizing the potential for growth and spiritual freedom that it represents.

    Parsha

  7. Ki SisaPurimתשע״ה

    Parshas Ki Sisa – Purim Retrospective Vision

    The essay explores the significance of Purim and its everlasting nature, contrasting it with other Yom Tovim that may not be celebrated in the future. It emphasizes the ongoing relevance of the miracles of Purim in our lives.

    Parsha