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  1. Re'ehתשע״ט

    Acting Class

    The essay discusses the significance of the Haftorah for Parshas Re’eh, emphasizing the themes of comfort and mourning for Yerushalayim, and the importance of external expressions of grief.

    Haftorah

  2. Kedoshimתשע״ט

    Be Prepared

    The Haftorah of Achrei Mos is read during Kedoshim, emphasizing preparation for spiritual growth during Sefiras HaOmer. It highlights the importance of Hachana for Kabalas Hatorah.

    Haftorah

  3. TazriaParshas HaChodeshתשע״ט

    Diminishing Returns

    The Haftorah for Parshas Hachodesh discusses the significance of Rosh Chodesh Nissan and its connection to the future redemption, emphasizing themes of humility and spiritual growth.

    Haftorah

  4. Shelachתשע״ט

    Flexible Flax

    The Haftorah for Parshas Shelach discusses the spies sent by Yehoshua and their encounter with Rachav, highlighting her transformation and the significance of the flax used to hide them.

    Haftorah

  5. Beraishisתשע״ט

    Ground Rules

    This essay explores the complexities of the curses given to Adam, Chava, and the ground after the sin of the Etz HaDaas, emphasizing the connection between their actions and the consequences faced by each.

    Parsha

  6. Balakתשע״ט

    Keep Going

    The essay discusses the Haftorah of Balak, emphasizing the importance of sincere service to Hashem through justice, kindness, and humility, rather than public displays of piety.

    Haftorah

  7. Shoftimתשע״ט

    Wake Up Call

    The Haftorah for Shoftim emphasizes awakening from spiritual slumber and recognizing the potential for redemption, especially during the month of Elul. It encourages introspection and growth through the influences of Torah and mitzvos.

    Haftorah

  8. Yisroתשע״ט

    Yisro

    The essay explores the significance of Bnei Yisroel's encampment at Midbar Sinai, focusing on their unity and orientation towards the east, symbolizing a connection to light and heritage as they prepare for Kabbalas Hatorah.

    Parsha