Royal Bread And Wine – Vayeishev

Meir Panim notes the principle that the sin of Adam and Chava was comprised of multiple stages, corresponding to the three opinions in the Gemara.

Modern Orthodoxy’s Moral Failure

The fate of our children’s children rests with us – with whether we surrender the legacy of our forefathers for a little temporary convenience, or whether we stand proud and strong in the face of the storms to come.

Recalculating

Some of the inmates were observant upon entering the prison, or came from religious backgrounds.

The Worth Of A Borrowed Jig Saw

In English, the words 'borrow' and 'lend' apply to both money and items, but there is a significant halachic difference between them, replied Rabbi Dayan.

Daf Yomi

Going Public ‘...From A Wealthy Roman Lady’ (Nedarim 50a)

The Secret Of Chabad Lubavitch Success – Look To Avraham’s Tent

It is, therefore, safe to say that the one who opened the “First Chabad House” is Avraham Avinu, as Chabad Houses today are modeled after Avraham Avinu’s work and his activities.

Avot 1:5 – A Family Culture Of Kindness

Children can act in ways that are embarrassing, and guests can potentially generate uncomfortable conversations. The importance of keeping calm and kind, even in these moments, is essential.

Four Times Unworthy

It's important for us to acknowledge that every baby born is a magnificent miracle, not only quadruplet babies.

Eschew Worldly Pleasures And Find Happiness

If we desire a life of pleasure in this world and want to live at ease without troubles, we will be constantly frustrated.

What We Run To

Rabbeinu Yonah explains that, in addition to our own conditioning (goreret), when we perform a mitzvah, Hashem rewards us (gives sechar) by strengthening our efforts.

Parshat Vayishlach – Avenging Dina at Shechem

The fundamental Hebrew tenet that there are values worth fighting for is what drove Shimon and Levi to restore honor to the house of Israel.

Become A Spiritual Multi-Tasker

We can also have in mind fulfilling uvo sidbak, to cleave to Him. The Gemara wonders how we can cleave to Hashem when He is a consuming fire and the Gemara answers, ‘To be like Him.’

Feeling The Fear

According to Rashbam, despite G-d’s assurances, Jacob was still afraid of encountering Esau. His courage failed him and he was trying to run away. G-d sent an angel to stop him from doing so.

The ‘What’ And ‘How’ Of Birkat Hamazon

One should tidy up the table in preparation for Birkat Hamazon, such as by removing empty serving dishes and cleaning up any unsightly spills and messes.

Jewish Leadership: When Leaders Are Human

Every religion as well has its own perceptions and views on these topics, and just as a person’s views serve as a gateway into understanding their inner beliefs and values, a religion’s views serve a window into its inner beliefs and value system.

Yaakov’s Parenting Advice

We have read recently, in these very pages, about the difficulties facing our broader community and about the difficulties in raising our children to stay along our straight, upright, and revealed path.

Judging The Mountain Of Eisav

The commentators emphasize that in order for Hashem’s sovereignty to be complete, the nations of the world will have to accept His authority over them.

The Eternal Flame

Although the koach hatumah, which is really the evil inclination, opposes the principles of chesed and service of Hashem, he can condone their practice.

Insightful Eyes

Things often aren’t as spectacular as we anticipate. But more importantly, he wasn’t alone in his experience in Eretz Yisrael, or in visiting the Kosel for the first time.

A Lot vs. Everything – Parshat Vayishlach

Our Sages say that if you want to understand the heart of a matter, you read the bottom line.

When publishing a deceased person’s writings, may one censor some amount of material?

A final caution: It is assumed as a matter of common decency that in publishing such posthumous works that one do so with the permission of next of kin or other copyright holder, unless many years have passed and the work is now in the public domain.

My Beloved Bubby

My grandmother was a pioneer. My grandmother was proud to be Jewish, proud to be a woman, proud to do what was right even if no one else thought what she was doing was the right thing.

Avot 1:4 – The Importance Of Role Models

Besides for the ethical and prosocial benefits of helping, it also provides new scenarios to observe, interact, and learn.

Pain At The Pump

My son-in-law reluctantly agreed to accept twenty shekel, but this perfect stranger insisted that he take fifty. And when my son-in-law asked for his address so that he could send him the money, the man waved him off, instructing him to pay it forward when the opportunity arose.

Daf Yomi

This Land Is ‘My’ Land “[If The Vow Was Imposed] In The Seventh Year…” (Nedarim 42b)

When The Worker Says ‘Not Enough!’

The workers cannot insist that they agreed to continue only with the intention that the employer should add, since he can claim that he intended to improve work conditions with extra food or the like.

Kinus HaShluchim – Hakhel Of Klal Yisrael

In 1994 there were 737 shluchim. Today, there are 5,700 shluchim all over the world.

The Courage Of One

What gives you the strength? I asked. How do you, a boy of 12, find the courage to keep Shabbos all by yourself every week? I am just in awe of you.

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