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9 essays

  1. Chayei Sarahתשפ״ג

    Home Building

    The essay explores the significance of Eliezer's mission to find a wife for Yitzchok, emphasizing the divine intervention in creating lasting homes and families.

    Parsha

  2. Terumahתשפ״ב

    Lasting Impressions

    The essay discusses the construction of the Mishkan and its significance, emphasizing the importance of procreation and creating lasting impressions over merely relying on the Mikdash.

    Parsha

  3. Toldosתשע״ט

    Otherworldly

    The essay explores the struggles of Yitzchok and Rivka during Rivka's pregnancy, focusing on the conflict between their sons, Yaakov and Esav, and the implications of their differing worldviews.

    Parsha

  4. Vayechiתשע״ח

    He’s Alive

    The essay explores the significance of Yaakov Avinu's final moments and the details surrounding his death, emphasizing the idea that he did not truly die as long as his descendants live.

    Parsha

  5. Chayei Sarahתשע״ו

    How Old Are You?

    The essay explores the significance of Yishmael's lifespan in the context of Torah study and respect for parents, highlighting the tension between his actions as a Rasha and a Tzaddik.

    Parsha

  6. Ki SisaParshas Shekalimתשע״ו

    Mirror Image

    The essay explores the significance of the Kior in the Mishkan, emphasizing its role in promoting Shalom and Kiruv Halevavos among the Jewish people.

    Parsha

  7. TazriaParshas Zachorתשע״ו

    Parshas Tazria

    This essay explores the connection between Tumas Leidah and Metzorah, emphasizing the significance of Milah and the role of Taharas Hamishpacha in Jewish identity.

    Parsha

  8. Vayechiתשע״ה

    May You Be Blessed

    The essay explores Yaakov's blessings to his grandsons Menashe and Ephraim, emphasizing the significance of their names and the challenges of their future descendants. It highlights the power of blessings and the responsibility passed from Yaakov to Yosef.

    Parsha

  9. BoParshas HaChodeshתשע״ה

    Parshas Bo

    Parshas Bo marks the Geulas Mitzrayim and introduces the Mitzvah of Korbon Pesach, emphasizing family unity in fulfilling mitzvos and passing down traditions.

    Parsha