“Parsha and Purpose” – Va’etchanan 5780Rabbi Kenneth Brander’s weekly insights into the parsha “Becoming the People We Want to Be” Click here for text Click here for audio https://youtu.be/ldNNsDDL2wU Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus,
Shabbat Shalom: Va’etchanan (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11) By Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – “You are a holy nation to the Lord your God… a treasured nation from amongst all the nations…. It was not because you were more numerous than all
Parshat Va’etchanan: The Ten Commandments as a model for a healthy relationship The Ten Commandments infuse our relationships with meaning, and provide the infrastructure for building a better home. Some food for thought on the internal code of the nation
“Time to Rebuild: Between Shabbat Chazon and Shabbat Nachamu” Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s Insights into Parshat Va’etchanan
Parashat Vaetchanan: The Right Path to Loving God How can we ask a person to relate to God through love? How can a person translate the dedication, self-nullification, and sensual vigor felt toward the opposite gender into sentiments appropriate for
This week’s parsha has been sponsored in honor of the marriage ofOrah Schlanger and Saadia Tuchman With warmest wishes to the Tuchman, Stieglitz and Schlanger families for continued nachat and joy Shabbat Shalom: Va’etchanan (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11) By Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat,
Vaetchanan5778 (In Spanish with English subtitles) Rabbi Eliahu Birnbaum – Director of OTS’s Beren-Amiel and Straus-Amiel Emissary Training Programs [evideo][/evideo]
“Our Laws are Righteous Laws” Rabbi Shlomo Riskin’s Insights into Parshat Va’etchanan [evideo] [/evideo]
Parshat Va’etchanan (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11) Rabbi David Stav In this week’s reading, Va’etchanan, while restating the commandment to preserve the ways of the Torah, Moses exhorts the people: “Diligently keep the commandments of the Lord, your God, and His testimonies. and His
Parshat Vaetchanan (Deuteronomy 3:23–7:11) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – ‘Comfort you, comfort you, My People’ (Isaiah 40:1) The Shabbat after Tisha B’Av is known as the Shabbat of Comfort, a phrase taken from the first verse of the prophetic
“The Midrash Answers the Question: ‘Why Couldn’t Moses Enter into the Promised Land?’” — Rabbi Shlomo Riskin speaks about Parshat Vaetchanan Rabbi Shlomo Riskin [evideo][/evideo]
Parshat Vaetchanan (Deuteronomy 3:23-7:11) Rabbi Shlomo Riskin Efrat, Israel – “When it shall be difficult for you, all of these words [Heb: “devarim”] will find you at the end of the days, and you shall return
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