In this week’s Parsha, Ki Tavo, we encounter a pasuk which will be read on Rosh Hashanah. It says that if we follow Hashem’s commandments,
In Parshat Shoftim, it says that man cannot cut down a fruit tree because man is a tree of the field. Jews have strong roots
In this week’s parsha, Eikev, we learn the remedy for how to cleanse ourselves from being stiff-necked people. In the parsha, it says that we
As the fast of the Ninth of Av approaches closer we must ask ourselves, why are we fasting? There are multiple reasons but one, is
In Parshat Balak, the king of Moav, Balak, called upon Bilam to curse the Jews. The first time that Balak sent messengers to Bilam to
In Parshat Behar we learn about the shemitah and yovel years. Shemitah is when, after six years of working the land (if you are a
Parshat Kedoshim lists many laws for us to know how one needs to act to be considered holy. One recurring theme between many of the
This week’s parshiyot, Acharei Mot and Kedoshim, teach us the power of Hashem’s forgiveness. In the beginning of the parsha, Aharon is told to bring
It is known that as Jews we are stronger in numbers. We are supposed to be united and be a nation with one heart and
It is uncommon for the Torah to mention the birth of daughters—but it does tell us about Dinah’s birth. However, when Yaakov splits his family
In Parshat Terumah, Hashem gave Moshe instructions to tell Bnei Yisrael that they may donate items in order to build Him a place to dwell.
Everyone’s words have power. Our words can change someone’s perspective on another person, whether it makes them think greatly or horribly of them. Our words
