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Torah October 22, 2025
One More Conversation With Rabbi Hauer, z’l
Coming off a joyous Simchas Torah, the excitement of the yom tov heightened with gratitude for the return of the twenty living...
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Torah October 21, 2025
The Gift And The Duty
araThe world was engulfed by a torrential flood. Humanity vanished beneath the waves and the world was reshaped. Never before...
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Torah October 21, 2025
Noach: Rebuilding After Destruction
[Editor: Rabbi Hauer, zt’l, passed away during yom tov. The following article was written two years ago in the aftermath...
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Torah October 21, 2025
Musings Of A Shliach From Montana
Gal and his sons Ilai and Eden at Sushi and Scotch in the Sukkah It’s early Sunday morning, two hours...
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Torah October 21, 2025
The Post-Tishrei Shofar Blowing
Hostages released. The dead returned to kevurah Yisrael. Tehillim discontinued? After two years of dread, horror, hope, and prayer, we have witnessed the...
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Torah October 21, 2025
Noach: Second Chances
Reb Shlomo Lorincz was known to Klal Yisrael as a brilliant shtadlan, a respected member of the Knesset for more than thirty years, and...
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Torah October 21, 2025
Avodah: How We Serve
We have seen that, in Avot’s second Mishnah, Shimon HaTzaddik presents the world’s three pillars, starting with the pillar of Torah...
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Torah October 21, 2025
Why Noah Failed: A Lesson In Healing
We can learn some of life’s most valuable lessons from mistakes that others make. Take Noah. The Torah calls him...
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Torah October 17, 2025
Darwin, AGI, And The Tree of Knowledge
In 1903, mankind took to the skies for the first time in a powered flight, lifting itself twelve seconds into...
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Torah October 16, 2025
The Tishrei Trilogy
Rabbi Moshe ibn Chaviv and his remarkable work, “Sheimos B’Aretz Rabbi Moshe ibn Chaviv was born to greatness. He was born in...
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Torah October 16, 2025
Torah: Divine Fire And National Legacy
Simchat Torah, which we have just finished observing, celebrates the role of Torah in the history of Am Yisrael. This chag is not...
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Torah October 16, 2025
Assembly Required
We finally made it. It is over. Solemn Days. Days of Faith. Celebratory Days. We have made it through Elul, Rosh...
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Torah October 16, 2025
Why light?
“And the L‑rd said, ‘Let there be light.’” —Bereishis 1:3 Light has always been the most favored metaphor for all...
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Torah October 3, 2025
My Indignant Three-Year-Old
I wanted to begin by wishing everyone a gmar chasima tova and a gut yur. The time period between Rosh Hashanah and Yom...
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Torah October 3, 2025
Approbations And Deadly Amulets: The Life And Works Of Rabbi Dovid Oppenheim (1664-1736)
The Serpent Infiltrates the Rabbinate in Prague Rabbi Dovid Oppenheim (1664 – 1736) was the chief rabbi of Nikolsburg and...
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Torah October 3, 2025
Made In The Shade
When I was a little boy, an occasional treat was when my friends and I would sleep out on a...
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Torah October 3, 2025
Sukkot: Walking With Strength
Jewish holidays commemorate milestones in Jewish history. They recall the touchstone moments when Hashem descended into our world and intervened...
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Torah October 3, 2025
Musings Of A Shliach From Montana
Rabbi Chaim with Menny at Sukkos 2017 Sukkos is upon us and it’s my favorite yom tov. There’s something unique about...
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