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Humility & Marriage

In one of the more famous pesukim in the Torah, Moshe Rabbenu tells the people in Parashat Va'et'hanan (4:4), ואתם הדבקים בה' אלוקיכם חיים כולכם היום – "And you, who are attached to Hashem your G-d, are all alive today." One of the commentaries offers us insight into the pasuk by noting that the ge…

From Ayekka to Eichah: The Hidden Journey from Revelation to Redemption

Although this class was delivered on the night of Tish’ah BeAb, its message extends far beyond the fast day. It is a timeless exploration of exile, faith, the hidden presence of the Shekhinah, and the enduring hope that what has been broken can once again be made whole.     From Ayekka to Eichah: …

Tough as Iron

A man once approached me for advice regarding the following sticky situation that he found himself in. He was exceptionally wealthy, and he had three brothers who were not. For a long time, he was giving his three brothers collectively $1 million every year to help them out. He was able to afford i…

Take the Picture with You

One of the greatest lessons that Hashem taught us was through the forty years that the Jewish people spent in the desert. There they had no homes, no farms, no businesses, and no way to provide for themselves. And that was one of the greatest blessings because they knew with absolute clarity that t…

The Words That Build - Five Lessons from Moshe Rabbenu on Rebuke, Love, and Leadership

 This week’sShabbat morning class explored one of the most surprising lessons in SeferDevarim. As Moshe Rabbenu delivers his final words to the Jewish people, hewaits until the very end of his life to offer rebuke. Why did he wait? Drawingon the teachings of Rabbi Amram Sananes, we discover that th…

The Order of Our Priorities - Matot

In this week's Parashat Matot, Moshe Rabbenu makes what appears to be a tiny edit to the words of the tribes of Gad and Reuven—but that subtle change reveals one of the Torah's deepest lessons about values. Why did Moshe reverse the order of their request, placing their children before their livest…

Being Present

Parashat Ki-Tavo begins with the mitzvah of bikkurim , which requires farmers to bring the first ripened fruits to the Bet Ha'mikdash , and present them to a kohen . In one sense, bikkurim resembles other agricultural mitzvot which obligate a person to give the first portion of his produce to Hashe…

Episode 12 - Parashat VaEtchanan: Foundations, Fundamentals, and Identity

In Episode 12, Rabbi Rami and Isaac unpack some of the fundamentals of Judaism that Moshe Rabbenu lays out in Parashat VaEtchanan. Other topics covered in this episode include: Reemphasizing that internal strife is what leads to our downfall (idea from last podcast) What is Kiddush Hashem vs. Hill…

Parashat Noah- Destroying the Yeser Ha’ra

The Gemara in Masechet Zevahim (116) tells that at the time of Matan Torah, a loud, thunderous noise was heard throughout the world. The kings came to Bilam, the gentile prophet, to ask what was happening. They feared that G-d was bringing a flood to destroy the earth, as He had done during the tim…

NOAḤ, YONAH, AND PHARAOH Three Lives, Two Storms, and One Extraordinary Second Chance

 Three Lives, Two Storms, and One Extraordinary Second Chance  Thursday Morning Breakfast & Class | October 15, 2026  What if the stories of Noaḥ and the Flood, Yonah HaNavi and the great fish, andPharaoh, the king of Egypt, were not three separate stories at all? What if thesame souls returned a…