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Re'eh: The Treasured Nation    Re'eh: The Treasured Nation

We grow up learning about our "inalienable rights". Surprisingly, though, if one searches the Torah, there is no mention of rights... 
 
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Ekev: Imperfect, but Perfect  
  Ekev: Imperfect, but Perfect  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 7/25/2021, 04:47
 
Good and bad in this world are only backdrops. It is left up to us to decide if life's scenarios will bring us closer to or farther from Hashem...  

Ekev: Attention to Details  
  Ekev: Attention to Details  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 7/25/2021, 04:46
 
As opposed to constricting us, the details of Jewish law afford us the ability to grow and develop an awareness of the greatness that lies within each and every act.  

Va  
  Va'etchanan: Our Desires vs. Torah Demands  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 7/19/2021, 07:42
 
When personal desires and religious obligations clash, a type of cognitive dissonance might develop; what do we do about it?  

Va  
  Va'etchanan: Two Dear Friends  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 7/19/2021, 07:41
 
Understanding the unity in Hashem's world, we let go of our potentially self-serving connection to Hashem and realize that everything is for the good...  

Masei: The Divine Guide  
  Masei: The Divine Guide  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 7/3/2021, 21:47
 
Traveling along our road in life is sometimes taxing and we can lose sight that "The Divine Guide" is taking us where we need to go...  

Pinchas: True Zealotry  
  Pinchas: True Zealotry  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 6/27/2021, 04:27
 
Pinchas corrected Zimri's aberration and reconnected us with our mission of bringing sanctity to the world; his motivation was pure as seen by the outcome...  

Pinchas: Two Types of Jealousy  
  Pinchas: Two Types of Jealousy  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 6/27/2021, 04:27
 
There are 2 types of jealousy - one is wanting something which is rightfully not his own and the other wanting back something which is rightfully his...  

Chukat: Students of the Snake  
  Chukat: Students of the Snake  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 6/13/2021, 09:59
 
Snakes, unlike other animals, bite for no reason. Their unjustified malicious behavior is symbolic of those who whine for no reason...  

Shlach Lecha: Intel and Emuna  
  Shlach Lecha: Intel and Emuna  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 5/29/2021, 21:24
 
From an intel standpoint, the spies were correct - the idea of battle with such powerful nations was foolish. But Hashem didn't ask for their logic...  

Behaalotcha: Ascent to the World of Miracles  
  Behaalotcha: Ascent to the World of Miracles  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 5/22/2021, 21:04
 
Hashem sometimes puts us in abnormal and unnatural situations to test our faith, and then helps us pass the test with a miracle...  

Nasso: Givers and Takers  
  Nasso: Givers and Takers  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 5/16/2021, 07:04
 
Hashem gives is in order to have a relationship with mankind. Our job is to "give" Hashem the opportunity to share His good...  

Bechukotai: The Dollar on the Wall  
  Bechukotai: The Dollar on the Wall  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 5/1/2021, 20:47
 
How many one-dollar bills do we see posted up in pizza stores, barbershops, and the like? Do we ever see the last dollar of the week or the year also posted?  

Bechukotai: Yearning for the Gold  
  Bechukotai: Yearning for the Gold  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 5/1/2021, 20:46
 
Why does the world honor the Olympic gold medalist and not the Torah scholar? Could it be that the champion athlete is more dedicated?  

Emor: The Shabbat of History  
  Emor: The Shabbat of History  
 
By Rabbi David Charlop
Update date: 4/24/2021, 21:11
 
What is Shabbat? A day of rest? Shabbat is not only a time of cessation from work but a time when life is put into its true perspective...  

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