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12 essays
Shavuosתשפ״ג
Army of One
The essay explores the connection between Shavuos and Megilas Rus, emphasizing the significance of the Torah and the divine orchestration of events in the lives of its characters.
Parsha
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.
Parsha
Achrei MosYom Kippurתשפ״ג
Entrance Pass
The essay explores the significance of the Avodah on Yom Kippur, particularly the phrase 'B’Zos Yavo Aron,' linking it to the Kohanim and the Shevatim's merit.
Parsha
Simchas Torahתשפ״ג
Flying High
The essay explores the significance of Simchas Torah, emphasizing the joy of celebrating the Torah and the deeper understanding of its value through the words of King David in Tehillim.
Parsha
Tzavתשפ״ג
Forever Grateful
This essay explores the connection between Mizmor L’Sodah and the Korban Todah, emphasizing the importance of gratitude and the unique relationship between the Jewish people and Hashem.
Parsha
Vaeraתשפ״ג
Go Fish
The essay explores the connections between the Parsha Va'era and its Haftorah from Yechezkel, focusing on the metaphors used to describe Pharaoh and the people of Mitzrayim as fish, illustrating their spiritual failings and the consequences of their actions.
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Sukkosתשפ״ג
Hear Him
The essay explores the connection between the Sukkah and the Bais Hamikdash, emphasizing the themes of prayer and divine protection during Sukkos.
Parsha
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.
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Beraishisתשפ״ג
Pathways
This essay explores the connections between Parshas Beraishis and Tehillim, emphasizing the importance of choices in life and the guidance provided by Torah.
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Purim
The essay explores the significance of the phrase 'U’BaBiza Lo Shalchu Es Yadam' in Megillat Esther, emphasizing the Jews' motivations during their victory over Haman and the implications for understanding Amalek.
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Vayigashתשפ״ג
Seeing Eyes
The essay discusses the concept of divine judgment and the necessity of public accountability for the wicked, drawing parallels between the future judgment and the experiences of the Jewish people during the Exodus.
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Ki Seitzeiתשפ״ג
Self Righteous
This essay explores the themes of redemption and righteousness as expressed in Tehillim 85, connecting them to the teachings of the Parsha Ki Seitzei regarding justice and compassion.
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