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2 essays

  1. Lech Lechaתשפ״ה

    Better than Good

    This essay explores Tehillim 63, highlighting King David's longing for closeness to Hashem while in the wilderness, and the deeper meanings of divine kindness as expressed in the context of Avraham's life.

    Tehillim

  2. ShelachTisha B'AvThe Three Weeksתשפ״ה

    Seasonality

    The essay explores the significance of the Torah's mention of the grape-ripening season (Tekufas Tamuz) during the mission of the Spies. It connects the timing of the Spies' report to the eventual destruction of the Temple, arguing that Hashem's 'diligent' orchestration of the exile during a season of fruit reflects a blend of judgment and mercy. The core failure of the Meraglim was a lack of Bitachon—relying on their own righteousness rather than trusting in Hashem's unconditional providence even during difficult times.

    Medrash