The Parsha Perspective

Sincerity is the language of the Soul, the Rosh Hashanah Perspective. 

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We are entering the most unique set of high holidays in recent memory, a Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur during a pandemic.

We learn from the Bal Shem Tov a powerful lesson on prayer. 

Parshas Nitzavim & Vayelech, Torah, a song for the soul. 

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On the day of his passing, Moshe gathers the Jewish nation one last time. He began by emphasizing that when we stand before G-d, we are equal and identical in His eyes. For they are entering a covenant that was made with Avraham Avinu and includes each one of us till this very day.

We find out what song we must remember. 

We learn how to follow the Torah.

Parshas Ki Tsavo, humility and greatness. 

This week's Parsha Perspective is dedicated by the Cohen family in honor of the Ben Ish Chai's Yahrzeit on the 13th of Elul.

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This week's Parsha Perspective is in honor of the birthday of Eli Tzvi Edelstein. May Hashem bless him with a year of happiness and health. 

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Our Parsha begins with Moshe Rabbeinu teaching the laws applicable once the Jewish nation settles down in Israel.

The first commandment is Bikurim, the Mitzvah to bring the first fruits of each year’s harvest to the Beis Hamikdash.

We find out why Moshe seemingly adds an extra word. 

We learn how we should pray to Hashem. 

Parshas Ki Teitzei, a warrior mindset with a Jewish heart.

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Our Parsha contains over 70 Mitzvahs, we begin with the laws of a soldier who wants to marry a female captive of war. Moshe continues with the rule that a firstborn son always has a right to a double portion of his father’s inheritance.

We find out why Moshe did not use the normal Hebrew word for wagering war.

We learn the Jewish mindset for battle.

Parsha Shoftim, living with intention.

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Our Parsha addresses the fundamental issues of the leadership of the Jewish people. We begin with the commandant to appoint judges and law enforcement in each city and laws on how not to pervert justice. As the Pasuk says, (16:20) “Tzedek Tzedek tirdof-You shall surely pursue justice.”

We find out why Moshe seemingly used an extra word.

We learn the importance of intention.

Parshas Reʼeh, every action matters.

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Our Parsha continues Moshe’s final address to the Jewish people. He informs the nation that depending on their actions, they can be beneficiaries of blessings or curses. 

The blessings will come if they obey Hashem’s commandments. However, suppose they defy G-d’s laws, they will feel the depth of His anger C“V. 

We learn why Moshe first used a singular term and then a pluralistic one?

We find out the power of free will. 

Parshas Eikev, total ownership & extreme leadership. 

This week's Parsha Perspective is in honor of the Yahrzeit of the father of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Schneerson, may his soul be uplifted and his memory a blessing.

This week's Parsha Perspective is dedicated in honor of Fruma Miriam Bas Mordechai and Shlomo Ben Edward. May their souls be uplifted and their memory a blessing. 

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Our Parsha continues with Moshe’s final address to the Jewish people. He tells them that if they follow in the path of the Torah and keep the Mitzvahs, they will be blessed above all Peoples. 

He reminds them that they did not inherit the Land due to their own righteousness. But instead, because of the promise Hashem made to our forefathers. 

We find out why Moshe had to grab the Luchos when he was already carrying them? 

We learn what total ownership & extreme leadership truly mean.

Parshas Veschanan, a selfless vision.

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This Shabbos is affectionately known as Shabbos Nachamu, the Shabbos of comforting. This name is for this week’s Haftorah which is the first of seven where G-d comforts us for our pain and suffering. May we experience this comfort, reassurance, and the ultimate redemption speedily in our days.

Our Parsha begins with Moshe Rabbeinu continuing his final speech to the Jewish people. He recounts how he begged G-d to let him enter the land of Israel and how Hashem refused his request. Instead, he was instructed to climb a mountain where he would see the land from afar.

We find out why the Torah writes what Moshe did in the present tense when he did so many weeks ago?

We learn about Moshe's selfless vision.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Devarim. 

 

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Our Parsha begins the last book of the Torah, Sefer Devarim. With just 37 days left to live, Moshe gathers the nation for his final address. He rebukes them for their many past misdeeds and their lack of trust in Hashem. 

 

We find out why Moshe Rabbeinu repeated specific instructions for the tribes of Reuvain, Gad, and Menasha before the entire Jewish nation?

 

We learn the definition of a nation and a lesson for Tisha B`Av. 

This week is a double Torah portion, Parshas Matos and Massei.

This week’s Parsha Perspective is dedicated in honor of the birthday of Eliyahu Ohr Ben Chana. May Hashem bless him and his family with a year filled with health, success, and happiness.

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Our Parshas begin with Moshe teaching the tribal heads many laws concerning oaths and promises.

Hashem then instructed Moshe to wage war against the country of Midian; this battle was in retaliation for the chaos they created amongst the Jewish nation.

We find out why Hashem now told Moshe the laws regarding vows and promises.

We learn the value of discipline.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Pinchas.

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Our Parsha begins with Pinchas, the grandchild of Aaron, receiving a reward for killing Zimri, the head of the tribe of Shimon. Zimri was publicly consorting with a Midianite princess, so Pinchas took a spear and ended their lives. The reward Pinchas received was the Kehunah, priesthood.

After Moshe counted the Jewish nation, Hashem told him to go up Mt. Avarim and catch a glimpse of Israel’s land. For he would not enter the land, and this was the only way to fulfill his dream of going to Israel.

We find out why Moshe asked Hashem to appoint his successor.

We learn the true definition of a leader.

This week is a double Torah portion, Parshas Chukas & Balak.

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Our Parshas begins with Hashem teaching Moshe the intricate laws of the Parah Adumah. The Parah Adumah is a red cow that was never used and is slaughtered as an offering. Then, it is burnt, and its ashes were used to rectify the most severe of ritual impurities, tum’as mes. This impurity is contracted through interacting with a human corpse.

Parshas Balak tells us the story of Balak and Balaam. Balak, the king of Moav, worried about his upcoming battle with the Jewish people. So Balak recruited Balaam, the famous non-Jewish prophet to curse the Jewish people, and hopefully defeat the Jewish nation in battle.

We find out why Hashem was angry with Balaam for going to Moav after allowing him to go.

We learn how Hashem tried to hint to Balaam to do what is right.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Korach.

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Our Parsha begins with the powerful Korach staging a rebellion against Moshe Rabbienu, accusing him of nepotism and power hoarding.

They took specific issue with Moshe's appointment of his brother Aaron as the Kohen Gadol. Their belief was that since the entire Jewish nation was holy, there is no need for anyone to be higher than another and hold the position of leader.

We find out why the Parsha is named after a man who incited a rebellion against G-d's chosen leaders and paid for his actions with his life?

We learn the length G-d's goes to have peace in this world.

Parshas Shelach, the significance of our actions.

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Our Parsha begins with the episode of the spies reconnaissance of the land of Israel. Moshe sent spies to study the land of Israel and its inhabitants.

When the spies returned, they told Moshe that the land is indeed flowing with milk and honey. However, they warned that its citizens are giants who are powerful and mighty, and its cities are well fortified.

The Jewish nation turned to Moshe and told him that they rather return to Egypt than be defeated in battle. G-d exiled the Jewish nation to forty years of wandering throughout the desert for their persistent lack of faith.

The Parsha concludes with a story of a man who was caught gathering wood in direct defiance of the laws of Shabbos. Moshe asked Hashem who replied that he must stone this man to death for breaking Shabbos.

We find why Moshe did not know the punishment for breaking Shabbos.

We learn the power and significance of all our actions.

 

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Behaalosecha.

 

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Our Parsha begins with Hashem telling Moshe that Aaron’s job is to light the Menorah each day in the Mishkan.

 

Hashem then gave Moshe the process of purification that the tribe of Levi had to go through before working in the Mishkan. They needed to shave all the hair from their body, be sprinkled with the ashes of the Eglah Arufha, and bring two sacrifices.

 

We find out why Hashem used the word Behaalosecha as opposed to the normal Hebrew word of Lehadlik?

 

We learn what it takes to inspire others for good!

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Naso.

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Our Parsha begins with Hashem telling Moshe the transport duties of the three families of Shevet Levi.

Hashem then tells Moshe the Priestley blessings that are recited by Kohanim on many different occasions until today.

The Torah portion concludes by recounting the collective and individual gifts given by the tribal leaders at the inauguration of the Mishkan.

We find out why the Torah details each individual gift given by each of the tribal leaders.

We learn the power of unity.

Balancing your life, the Shavous Perspective.

The Shavous Perspective is in memory of Shlomo Ben Edward and Edward Ben Efraim. May their souls be uplifted and their memories a blessing. 

The Shavous Perspective is in honor of the Refuah Shlema of Shaul Ben Berta, Sasson Bezalel Ben Batia and Yirachmiel Daniel Ben Tova Basha. May they have a complete and speedy recovery. 

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Shavous, the day we receive the Torah and finish counting the Sefira. We learn that each day of the Omer period is meant to work on one specific emotion. So when Shavous comes we are ready to receive the Torah in the best possible manner.

We find out why the Torah was given on a small mountain, but nevertheless still a mountain?

We learn the secret to maintaining success.

Have a meaningful Shavous!

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Bamidbar.

This week's Parsha Perspective is dedicated in honor of the wedding of my dear sister Chana to Yossi Mendlewicz. May Hashem bless them both with much health, happiness, and success in building a Beis Nemon B'Yisroel.

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The book of Bamidbar takes up the story as we left at the end of the book of Shemos. The Jewish people traveled from Egypt to Mt. Sinai, where they received the Torah. Now they are ready to travel through the desert to the promised land.

Our Parsha begins with Hashem commanding Moshe to count every Jewish man from the ages of 20 to 60. The number totaled to 603,550, excluding the tribe of Levi. They were counted separately and from just one month old totaling to 22,000.

We find out why Hashem had the Jewish nation counted for the third time in the same year.

We learn the power of an individual when they join a community.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Behar & Bechukosai, the courage to stand out.

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This week is a double Torah portion Behar & Bechukosai and the completion of the book of Vayikra.

Our Parshas begin with an overview of the laws of Shemitah and Yovel. Shemitah is a seven-year cycle in which we may farm the land for six years; however, in the seventh year, we must let the land rest.

The Yovel cycle, which also requires letting the land rest, is the first year after seven Shemitah cycles. All Jewish slaves must be released this year, and all properties are reverted back to their original owners.

The Torah then lists the amazing rewards that Hashem will bestow upon us for following the Torah and listening to His Mitzvahs. However, the Parsha also informs us of the punishments that will be given if we disobey G-d’s commandments, Heaven forbid.

We find out why the Torah mentions that the Mitzvah of Shemitah was given at Har Sinai.

We learn why a slight ego is important for a relationship with Hashem.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Emor.

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Our Parsha contains many laws specifically pertaining to Kohanim. We begin with the law that is applicable till this very day, the commandment that a Kohen must remain Tahor- ritually pure at all times.

The Torah continues with many laws concerning the sacrifices in the Mishkan. It tells us at what age can the animal be used for a sacrifice, or which blemishes can disqualify it from use as a Korban. The Parsha concludes by teaching us about different holidays, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkos, Pesach, and Shavous.

We find out why the Torah seemingly repeats itself in the first Pasuk of the Parsha.

We learn what it takes to reach an additional level of holiness.

This week is a double Torah portion, Parshas Acharei Mos & Kedoshim.

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Our Parshas begin immediately following the death of Aaron’s two sons Nadav and Avihu. Hashem commands Moshe to tell Aaron and his 2 remaining sons, not to go into the Holy of Holies at will, for they will share the same consequences as Nadav and Avihu.

The next portion begins with the statement: “You shall be holy, for I, the Lord your G‑d, am holy.” This declaration is followed by many Mitzvahs, including charity, Shabbos, morality, honesty in business, honor and awe of one’s parents, and the sacredness of life.

We find out the connection between honoring one's parents and the Mitzvah of keeping Shabbos.

We learn the power of influence.

This week is a double Torah portion, Parshas Tazria & Metzora.

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Our Parshas discuss some of the complex laws pertaining to Tzara’as, a skin discoloration which renders a person ritually impure.

Someone who has the symptoms of Tzara’as must be seen by a Cohen, and judging by the various signs the Cohen pronounces it pure or impure.

A person who is afflicted with Tzara’as must dwell alone outside of the city until it is healed. Once the prescribed time has passed, they must undergo a rigorous process of purification to return to their city and community.

We find out why the Torah seemingly adds extra words in the Pasuk.

We learn why only a Cohen is allowed to pronounce a rash Tzara'as.

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We are about to celebrate Pesach, the holiday of freedom in the most unique set of circumstances. Instead of keeping to the beautiful tradition of having guests by our Seder table, we will just be with our immediate family or even alone.

Yet we say in the Haggadah at the beginning of Magid, “כל דכפין ייתי וייכל- Whoever is hungry, come and eat,- כל דצריך ייתי ויפסח - Whoever is needy, come and celebrate Pesach.”

We learn how we can fulfill this amazing tradition during isolation.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Tzav.

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Our Parsha begins with Hashem instructing Moshe to tell his brother Aaron and his sons, how to fulfill their roles and duties in the Mishkan. We conclude with Moshe completing the process of anointing his brother, Aaron, and his descendants to serve in Mishkan and Beis Hamikdash for all of time.

We find out why the Torah repeats the commandant to never extinguish the fire of the Mizbeach.

We learn how our actions can enhance our soul and connection to G-d.

May Hashem continue to give us all much health during this unprecedented time.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Vayikra.

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Our Parsha begins the third book of the Torah, Sefer Vayikra. The book of Vayikra primarily speaks about the work that Kohanim and Leviim would do in the Mishkan or Beis Hamikdash.

The Parsha starts off with the first time Hashem speaks to Moshe Rabbienu from within the Mishkan. He relates to Moshe the various types of sacrifices that can be brought on the Mizbe’ach. The Olah, an elective sacrifice that was burnt entirely and solely for G-d. The Chatas, an offering that would atone for sins that were done unintentionally. The Shelamim, a voluntary sacrifice that was brought to thank G-d and was eaten by the donor, Kohanim, and Leviim.

We find out why there is a small Alef at the end of the word Vayikra?

We learn the different ways Hashem can speak to prophets and how it applies to our unprecedented situation.

May Hashem continue to give us all much health during this unprecedented time, and heal those affected!

This week is a double Torah portion, Parshas Vayakhel & Pekudei.

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Our Parshas begins with Moshe descending from Mt. Sinai with the second pair of Luchos. He did so only after successfully attaining forgiveness from Hashem for the sin of the Golden Calf. The Torah portions then go through the construction of the Mishkan and its components. From the beams and sockets that comprised walls of the Mishkan to the Menorah and priestly garments that were worn during their service.

We find out why Moshe gave an exact accounting of what was donated for the construction of the Mishkan and what is was used for?

We learn what it means to be honest and virtuous before G-d!

I wish you all much health in this very unprecedented circumstance.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Ki Tisa.

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Our Parsha tells us the story of our biggest lapse of judgment in our history, a mistake that almost caused G-d to destroy the Jewish nation. A transgression that killed thousands of people and has consequences are felt till this very day, the sin of the Golden Calf.

The story begins when Hashem tells Moshe Rabbienu to come back up the mountain after the giving of the Torah. He was to stay on the mountain for forty days and nights to study the Torah and bring down the Luchos to the Jewish people. However, while he was up there, some people intentionally miscalculated his return date and began to spread the word that Moshe has died. They went to Aaron and Chur, Miriam’s son, demanding that they make an Idol to lead them in Moshe’s stead.

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Tetzaveh.

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Our Parsha continues to speak about the building and service of the Mishkan. G-d tells Moshe that only the purest of olive oils can be used for the daily kindling of the Menorah. Hashem appoints Aaron and his sons to serve as Kohanim in the Mishkan on behalf of the Jewish people. During their service, the Kohanim must wear the four special Priestly garments, Michnasayim-underpants, Ketones-a large tunic, Avnet-a sash, and Mitznefes-a turban.

However, the High Priest would wear four extra garments during his service, the Me'ila, a blue sleeveless robe with the lower hem fringed with small golden bells and pomegranate shaped tassels. The Ephod, an embroidered vest with a gemstone on each shoulder, which the names of each tribe engraved upon it. The Choshen, a breastplate with twelve gemstones, each had engraved the name of one of the tribes. The Tzitz, a golden plate inscribed with the name of G-d, which was attached to his turban.

We find out why the Torah seemingly repeats itself regarding the daily sacrifices.

We learn unique ways of connecting with Hashem at different times.

Happy Purim!!

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Terumah.

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Our Parsha begins with Hashem commanding Moshe to solicit donations from the Jewish people for the construction of the Mishkan, ‏a sanctuary that would be His dwelling place in this world.

They were to donate gold, silver, copper, and precious stones. Specialty red, blue and purple wool, linen, animal skins, and acacia wood. Hashem then gave Moshe exact and detailed instructions on how the Mishkan was to be built.

We find out why Hashem says, “They shall make for Me a Mishkan that I will dwell in them,” signifying multiple locations instead of one dedicated place?

We learn the true purpose of creation.

Have a happy Adar!

This week's Torah portion is Parshas Mishpatim.

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Our Parsha begins with Hashem giving the Jewish people 53 new commandments. He gave them the laws regarding the treatment of slaves, personal injury, murder, and the requirements of a person who is a guardian for another’s property. The Mitzvah to see the Beis Hamikdash 3 times a year, the laws of shemitah, sacrifices, and returning a lost object.

Moshe then tells the Jewish nation what rewards they will receive for keeping Hashem’s commandments. There will be no miscarriages, the borders of Israel will be massive, and they will conquer the land quickly with the help of G-d. The Parsha finishes with Hashem summoning Moshe Rabbienu back up Mt. Sini to study the Torah for forty days and forty nights.

We find out why G-d chose us from all the other nations of the world.