Power of the Parsha: Vayetzei
Thursday Lunch and Learn | Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Parshat Vayetzei 5783
A Jew must pray three times a day, morning, evening, and night. The source of this law is the subject of an argument in the Talmud (Berachot 26b). One opinion holds that the forefathers originated the prayers, viz, Avraham instituted…
Parshat Toldos 5783
Toldos תשפ"ג Yitzchak and Rivka had been married for 20 years and had yet to be blessed with a child. To seek to remedy the problem, they stepped up their prayers and began beseeching Hashem. The Torah tells us that Yitzchak…
Who Knows Ten? A Look into the Ethics of our Fathers Part 3
Mondays with Meaning | Mrs. Dassie Bausk
Who Knows Ten? A Look into the Ethics of our Fathers Part 2
Mondays with Meaning | Mrs. Dassie Bausk
Power of the Parsha: Chayei Sarah
Thursday Lunch and Learn | Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Foundations: The “Soul” Purpose
Foundations | Mrs. Shaindel Fink
Parshat Chayei Sarah 5783
Chayei Sarah תשפ"ג Yitzchak was 40 years old, and it was time for him to get married and continue the legacy that Avraham had begun. Avraham then lived in Canaan; an area inhabited by the descendants of Noach’s grandson Canaan. Because…
The Power of the Parsha: Vayeira
Thursday Lunch and Learn | Rabbi Leiby Burnham
Parshat Vayeira 5783
Parshat Vayeira תשפ"ג It was Pesach, the 15th of Nissan, and, just three days earlier, Avraham, now 99 years old, had circumcised himself upon Hashem’s command. In those days, sterile conditions were unavailable, and by the third day it was common to…
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