# Parshat Vaetchanan

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Small in Number, Strong in Power

True strength isn’t in numbers—it’s in responsibility. God calls His people to lead, to question, to act. Every life matters, every choice counts. This is the heart of Parshat Va’etchanan.. Tune in to uncover the calling of Israel to turn smallness into strength. Click here to watch on YouTube. …

Resisting the Single Story of Israel – Rabbi Max Antman

In this sermon recorded live on Aug. 8, 2025, Rabbi Antman reflects on a personal encounter that revealed how labels like “Zionist” and “Anti-Zionist” can erase the richness of a person’s story. Drawing on Parshat Va’etchanan, the Shema Yisrael, and lessons from Resetting the Table, he calls for re…

Atah Hareisa Ladaas: Divine Unity and Providence in Parshat Vaetchanan

This class explores the verse 'Atah hareisa ladaas' from Parshat Vaetchanan, examining the unity of Hashem and Elokim, continuous creation, Divine providence in every detail, and the importance of supporting every student's potential through Torah study. https://www.torahrecordings.com/classes/by_…

Righteous Laws

Rabbi Kanefsky quotes Sforno who explains the true meaning of "righteous statutes and laws" mentioned by Moshe at the start of Parshat Vaetchanan.

Ep. 80 - Parsha Va'etchanan 5786

This week we explore Parshat Va’etchanan, a parsha filled with some of the Torah’s most foundational passages—including the Ten Commandments, the Shema, and Moshe Rabbeinu’s final pleas to enter Eretz Yisrael. We will discuss: Why Shabbat Nachamu follows Tisha B’Av and how Parshat Va’etchanan itsel…

Are We in the End of Days? The 1989 Prophecy, The Secret of the Shema & Why Hashem Said "Stop Praying": A Deep Dive into Va’etchanan with Rabbi Ephraim Palvanov

Why would an all-loving God tell our greatest prophet to stop praying? If prayer is the ultimate bridge between human beings and the Creator, why did Hashem command Moshe Rabbeinu after 515 heartfelt pleas, “Enough! Do not speak to Me further of this matter”? And how does this ancient exchange conn…

The Unity of Shamor and Zachor

This class is based on Likutey Moharan Lesson 24: In Parshat VaEtchanan, the Torah says “shamor” (guard Shabbat), while the first account of the Ten Commandments says “zachor” (remember Shabbat). Rashi teaches that Hashem spoke both words simultaneously, revealing that restraint and advancement are…

The Ten Commandments. Twice.

Rabbi Kanefsky points out the differences in the Ten Commandments as described in Parshat Vaetchanan compared to the list in Parshat Yitro, especially in regard to Shabbat.

Some Things Take a Minute

Yom Shabbat Service -11 Av, 5786 / July 25, 2026 Parshat Vaetchanan - I pleaded Torah: Deuteronomy 3:23 - 7:11 Haftarah: Isaiah 1:1-27