Tzav

“Parsha and Purpose” – Tzav 5782

“Parsha and Purpose” – Tzav 5782 Rabbi Kenneth Brander’s weekly insights into the parsha  “Purim and the Parsha: Making a Difference” Click here for text Click here for audio https://youtu.be/KzecBv2Yj1w Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus,

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Parshat Tzav: The Quiet before the Storm

The Quiet before the Storm Rabbi Yitzhak Fried is the Rabbi of OTS’s Derech Avot High School for Boys The portion of Tzav starts off with an elaboration of the different korbanot, the sacrifices, already mentioned in the previous portion

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“Shabbat Shalom” – Parshat Tzav 5782

Shabbat Shalom: Parshat Tzav (Leviticus 6:1-8:36) By Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – It has often been said that if an individual were to be incarcerated for his evil thoughts, no one would be living outside of a penitentiary.  Jewish

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“Parsha and Purpose” – Tzav 5781

“Parsha and Purpose” – Tzav 5781 / Shabbat HaGadol Rabbi Kenneth Brander’s weekly insights into the parsha  “Making the World and Ourselves Whole Again: Freedom’s Opportunity” Click here for text Click here for audio

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Shabbat Hagadol: The Truly Great Day

Shabbat Hagadol: The Truly Great Day Ilana Goldstein Saks studied at Midreshet Lindenbaum in 1987-88 and again as part of the Bruriah Scholars program from 1993-1996, and she taught there from 1993-2000.  She has taught at a number of midrashot

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“Parsha and Purpose” – Tzav 5780

“Parsha and Purpose” – Parshat Tzav 5780Rabbi Kenneth Brander’s weekly insights into the parsha  “Rising to the Occasion” Click here for text https://youtu.be/sqS3jTYc3tg Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.

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Rabbanit Sally Mayer

Parshat Tzav: Gratitude from Time Immemorial

Parshat Tzav: Gratitude from Time Immemorial Rabbanit Sally Mayer is the Rosh Midrasha of Midreshet Lindenbaum‘s Maria and Joel Finkle Overseas Program Why does the korban toda – the thanksgiving offering – involve so much bread, which is eaten very hastily;

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