Parshas Shemos – Absolute Trust
To view as Designed and Printable PDF, click here. After slaying the Egyptian who had oppressed a Jewish slave, Moshe discovered that the incident had become known, and was afraid. This Sicha analyzes...
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Parshas Vayechi – Bringing the Redemption – in the Ultimate Way
To view as a Designed and Printable PDF, click here. Yaakov desired to reveal the time of the final redemption to his sons right before his passing. What benefit, however, would there have...
Parshas Vayigash – Is My Father Still Alive?
At the moment that Yosef reveals himself to his brothers, he asks if his father Yaakov is still living. This question seems out of place for a number of reasons.
Parshat Miketz – Accepting the Blame
To view as a Designed and Printable PDF, click here. When Yosef’s brothers arrive in Egypt to buy provisions during the hunger, Yosef makes things difficult for them and challenges his brothers as...
Parshat Vayeshev – The Secret of Success
To view as a Designed and Printable PDF, click here. When Yosef first arrived in Egypt after having been sold by his brothers, he experienced much hardship. During this time however, he prospered...
Parshat Nitzavim – All As One
A sicha on the nature of the covenant expressed in this week’s parsha.
Parshat Ki Tavo: In-Depth Sicha – Emulating G-d
How it is possible that a mere mortal can possibly emulate the ways of G-d?
Parshas Ki Teitzei – Between Betrothal and Marriage
To view as a designed PDF, click here. This week’s parsha presents the concept of Jewish marriage. Rambam prefaces his Laws of Marriage with an account of its proceedings before the giving of...
Parshas Eikev – Rain In Its Time
To view as a Designed PDF, click here. Parshas Eikev describes G-d’s promise to provide blessings to the Jewish people, upon their fulfillment of His mitzvos. Rashi’s commentary on the verse, however, prompts a...
Parshat Va’etchanan – The Voice That Did Not Cease
To view as Designed PDF, click here. By the Giving of the Torah the verse states that it was given with “a great voice, which did not cease.” The Medrash explains various interpretations...
