Parashat HaShavua According to Date of Birth
Hello, I would like to know the weekly Torah portions according to date of birth: 4.9.1989, 27.7.1989, 24.1.1987. Thank you very much.
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Hello, I would like to know the weekly Torah portions according to date of birth: 4.9.1989, 27.7.1989, 24.1.1987. Thank you very much.
Kedoshim tihyu is a reminder that people often underestimate their own capacity for holiness and fail to see what they can become. An eagle raised among chickens becomes the model for how easily we co...
The Vilna Gaon Uncovers the Mystery of the Pasuk that is Out of Place. The shiur unpacks why the Yom Kippur service appears out of order in the Torah and how Chazal’s tradition about the Kohen Gadol’s...
The class explores the distinction between two identical words in Shmini and Kedoshim, "Ani," one with a Kamatz and one with a Patach. When we need to close our hearts and when we need to open it. Whe...
This section threads together why the laws of birth follow the laws of kosher animals, showing how the Torah moves from what enters the mouth to what leaves it, shifting from the kosher signs of anima...
The story of Nadav and Avihu shows how good intentions and spiritual excitement can slip into a kind of self-made “fire” when it ignores the wisdom passed down before us. Their moment becomes a remind...
You can enjoy your life, without denying your pain! An exploration of how the Torah presents life’s greatest stories from creation to the Mishkan as moments of spiritual purpose rather than collection...
When every Jew contributes with generosity and unity, the Mishkan and Beit Hamikdash become the collective heart of Am Yisrael. But when baseless hatred fractures that heart, the Shechinah has nowhere...
A Jew who chooses servitude over freedom highlights the Torah’s deepest message: we are meant to serve only Hashem. It’s a reminder that the foundation beneath all mitzvot is our identity as His serva...
Why did Amram marry his aunt, a relationship that would be later forbidden? Moshe, who gave the Torah, was born from this flawed union? Why did Moshe, the humblest of men, say to G-d he is ready to be...