A story heard years earlier became the strength that was needed at exactly the right moment. Parshas Re'eh teaches that nothing we see or hear is accidental.
A Story Prepared Years in Advance
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A Vacation for the Soul
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Sometimes the most important journey is not about the destination, but about breaking the routine that kept you from growing.
Why Make Them Hungry?
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The Jewish people ate miraculous food every day. So why does the Torah describe it as an affliction?
How To Talk To Men
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The Torah never wastes words. So why does it repeat the very same mitzvot twice in the Shema?
The Birds That Never Forget Jerusalem
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The surprising connection between Shabbos Nachamu, "Shema Yisrael," and the wall swifts that return every year to the Western Wall.
Divine Providence in Every Chapter
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From one woman's remarkable journey to the lessons of Tisha B'Av, discovering G-d's hand in both our personal lives and Jewish history.
The Secret Under the Temple Mount
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King Solomon planned for the worst by building hidden chambers for the Ark. What if we planned for the best? Could that actually invite positive results? A lesson about optimism.
The Search for Torah Scrolls
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The Encounters of Rabbi Menachem HaKohen, of blessed memory, with the Rebbe.
Sing Something!
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Why does the Torah call itself a song? Because a song is something you don’t just hear—you feel it. And that’s exactly what we want for our children’s connection to Judaism.
The Kesubah
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Every Jewish marriage begins with a kesubah—and so does our marriage with G-d.