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10 essays

  1. Behaloschaתשע״ו

    Don’t Be Jealous

    This essay explores Aharon HaKohen's feelings of discouragement when he was not involved in the Korbanos of the Nissim and how Hashem consoled him with the Mitzvah of Hadlakas HaMenorah, emphasizing the unique role of Shevet Levi.

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  2. Vaeraתשע״ו

    Hakaras HaTov in Parshas Vaera

    This essay explores the theme of Hakaras HaTov as demonstrated through Moshe and Aharon's actions during the Makkos, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the good done by others, even inanimate objects.

    Parsha

  3. Shemosתשע״ו

    Mark of a Leader

    The essay discusses Moshe Rabbeinu's transformation into a leader during his encounter with the burning bush, emphasizing his innate concern for Klal Yisroel and the qualities that define true leadership.

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  4. Vayakelתשע״ו

    Risking It All

    The essay explores the connection between Betzalel's appointment to build the Mishkan and the sacrifices of his grandfather Chur, emphasizing the theme of Mesiras Nefesh and its rewards.

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  5. Chukasתשע״ו

    Send A Message

    The essay explores Moshe Rabbeinu's message to the King of Edom, emphasizing the shared heritage and the significance of Bnei Yisroel's suffering in Egypt as a preparation for receiving the Torah.

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  6. Pinchasתשע״ו

    Take Me to Your Leader

    The essay discusses Moshe's request for a successor to lead Klal Yisroel, emphasizing the importance of leadership in both physical and spiritual battles, particularly against the Yetzer Harah.

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  7. Matosתשע״ו

    The Final Act

    This essay discusses Moshe Rabbeinu's final act as a leader, tying his death to the war against Midyan and exploring the implications of his actions and inactions.

    Parsha

  8. BoParshas HaChodeshתשע״ו

    The New You

    This essay explores the significance of Kiddush HaChodesh, the first mitzvah given to the Jewish people, emphasizing its role in renewal and growth, and its unique applicability to Klal Yisroel.

    Parsha

  9. Vayigashתשע״ו

    Wagons of Achrayus

    This essay explores the significance of the wagons sent by Yosef to Yaakov, linking it to the concept of Achrayus (responsibility) as taught in the Parsha of Egla Arufa.

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  10. Yisroתשע״ו

    What Did You Hear?

    This essay explores the significance of Yisro's advice to Moshe, emphasizing the importance of constructive criticism and viewing others positively.

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