Category `Articles` - Din - Ask the Rabbi Parsha Ponderings - Mishpatim - The State of Our Union. ויבא משה ויספר לעם את כל דברי ד' ואת כל המשפטים, ויען כל העם קול אחד ויאמרו כל אשר דבר ד' נעשה: ויכתב משה את כל דברי ד' וישכם בבקר… theyeshiva.net - Your homepage for Jewish Education Essays. Audio. Schedule. Subscribe; Rabbi YY Jacobson Class Schedule. Browse our Site Archive. This website is dedicated in the loving memory of Reb Meir Zilberstein ... B parashat hashavua b parasha emor - Документ B PARASHAT HASHAVUA B. PARASHA : Emor. Date :5 Iyar 5765, 14/5/2005 "The Best of Parashat HaShavuah" Articles taken from list subscriptions on the internet, edited, reformatted and printed for members of Kibbutz Sde Eliyahu (Editor: Arieh Yarden) Dedicated to the loving memory of Avi Mori. Moshe Reuven ben Yaakov z"l
The information in this essay is largely taken from an article called "What if we never run out of oil?" in the April issue of The Atlantic magazine. You will burn ice. Not soon, but G-d willing, if you stick around for another decade or two, you will burn ice.
In Parashat Emor we are commanded, "Do not desecrate My Holy Name, and I shall be sanctified within the Children of Israel." These two mitzvot (commandments), desecrating God's Name and sanctifying it, can be interpreted as very general principles that guide us to sanctify God's Name in every action that we do and not to desecrate it. emor — All Essays — Daf Aleph Welcome to Daf Aleph, an educational resource on the fundamental topics in Judaism and Jewish philosophy. Covering both timeless subjects, conversations, and debates, as well as more modern and contemporary issues, Daf Aleph was created for anyone interested in learning more about a particular topic in Jewish thought. Covenantal Joy: What Sukkot Can Teach Us - academia.edu Center for Jewish Leadership and Ideas Parashat Emor (Leviticus 21:1-24:23) - Nisan 5774 Covenantal Joy: What Sukkot Can Teach Us Rabbi Shai Held The Torah insistently connects the festival of Sukkot with the obligation to rejoice, and later Jewish tradition calls Sukkot z'man simhateinu, the time of our joy. Studying the Essays of R. Aharon Lichtenstein - Rayanot Yaakov The links to R. Aharon's essays below will be followed by the individual study units that the essay has generated. The educational units below have been publicized on Bar Ilan University's Lookstein Center for Jewish Education's Lookjed listserve. The essay that accompanied the announcement of these units can be read by clicking here.
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Following excerpts from Weekly Torah Portion "Mind over Matter" by Rabbi Nosson Weisz, of Aish Jerusalem, concerning the Parsha Emor.. The period between the first day of Passover and Shavuot, a chunk of time totaling seven weeks, precisely 49 days, is known as the days of the Omer.
Alongside the holiness of place and person is the holiness of time, something parshat Emor charts in its deceptively simple list of festivals and holy days (Lev. 23:1-44). Time plays an enormous part in Judaism. The first thing God declared holy was a day: Shabbat, at the conclusion of creation. The ... Rav Frand Archives • Torah.org
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Parashat Emor 5779. ... or write a long-awaited volume of essays. We have created a culture where even the sabbatical, the pinnacle of restful, non-creative down time ... PDF The Menora in Parshat Emor and as the Emblem of the State of ... The Menora in Parshat Emor and as the Emblem of the State of Israel R. Yaakov Bieler Parshat Emor, 5765 Of all of the vessels and implements that are found in the Mishkan (Tabernacle), discussions of the Menora (Candelabrum) appear in the greatest number of Tora Parshiot. a. Parshat Emor: "'For This You Were Created:' Accepting our ... In a drasha, later published as an essay, Rabbi Yosef Soloveitchik expands upon this last phrase, for this purpose you were created, and formulates what he calls: "The Doctrine of Assignment." He articulates the idea that every human being was created and sent to this world as an agent, or messenger of G-d, to bring G-d's presence into ...
Newest 'parashat-bereishit' Questions - Page 2 - Mi Yodeya Stack Exchange network consists of 175 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted online community for developers to learn, share their knowledge, and build their careers. Women's View On The Parsha - Jewish America Women's View on the Parsha - Archives Click on the Parsha name for an essay on that portion.