Tag: Rabbi David Fohrman
How to Make Chumash Come Alive for Your Kids: Five Tools you Can Use
Rabbi David Fohrman discusses how to make Chumash come alive for your kids on OU's Torah in the City.
Shelach: Is Hope Irrational?
Are pessimists just rationalists, and is hope just naiveté?
Parsha Behaalotchea: A Guide For…Parenting? Part II
Rabbi Fohrman delves deeper into the Priestly Blessing and its relevant lessons
Parshat Naso: A Guide For…Parenting?
Is parsha Naso teaching us how we should treat our children?
Bamidbar: Who Cares About Geneology?
Rabbi Fohrman gives us insight into what it truly means to be a teacher.
Bechukoti: Why Would God Curse His People?
In this week's parsha a stark choice is presented: follow God and live, or abandon Him and die.
Parsha Emor: Is There A Shabbat In Other Realms?
Rabbi Fohrman makes a fascinating argument about how Shabbat works and shows that there are shabbatot in different realms.
Kedoshim: How Can I Find True Love?
Rabbi Fohrman explains how the Torah provides the building blocks of true love.
Metzora: Living Within the Community
while each of us is an individual, we are also part of a larger unit
Creative License When Interpreting the Bible
When we are dealing in non-legal matters, we are no longer concerned with precedent.
Title: The Queen You Thought You Knew: Unmasking Esther’s Hidden Story
Rabbi David Fohrman of the Hoffberger Institute for Torah Study is an engaging speaker and astonishing interpreter of Torah texts, captivating his devoted listeners and readers for decades. The Queen You Thought You Knew: Unmasking Esther's Hidden Story is his most recent publication, unrolling the Megillah with the excitement of a blockbuster.
New Writings In Chumash
Books have a problem. When they want to teach something, they're limited by their stoic two-dimensional constraints.
