Ki Teitzei: Be Kind
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20 of 415 episodesShoftim: Justice
We all want a just society, one that follows the ideas of justice, but what is the recipe that the Torah suggests for achieving this goal. F...
Re’eh: Good, Bad and Both
The Torah suggests it is blessing or curse, but really it is never so binary. Often there is blessing amidst the curse and vice versa For mo...
Ekev: The Long Way Round
How can a period of trial and tribulation help us to emerge stronger on the other side? Can we parallel our experience of Covid-19 with the...
Vaetchanan: Look But Don’t Touch
Moses is not allowed to enter the Promised Land, but he is allowed to see it. Is that a punishment or a gift? For more information about Rab...
Matot-Masei: How Do You End?
As we come to the end of the book of Bamidbar (Numbers) we learn a lesson about what is important at the end. For more information about Rab...
Chukat-Balak: Do the Right Thing
Would Bilaam have worn a mask if he were around today? I unfortunately suspect he wouldn’t have and here is the cautionary tale of his...
Korach: Negative Reminders
The Korach rebellion becomes a part of the altar in the Tabernacle, ensuring that negative event is remembered. How might we do the same for...
Shlach Lecha: Self-Perception
How we see ourselves impacts how others see us and the way that we can overcome obstacles and challenges starts with that self-perception. I...
Behalotecha: Gratitude
What can we learn from the way that the Israelites reacted to the manna in the wilderness and the fact that they were never happy or satisfi...
Bamidbar: Time and Place
How do we keep track of time in quarantine? How did our ancestors do it in the wilderness? For more information about Rabbi Danny, please vi...
Behar Bechukotai: Take a Break
We’ve been forced to take a break from the routine of life and the natural world has benefited. The Jubilee year in this week’s...
Emor: The Importance of Shabbat
God interupts the sacrifices to remind us to take a day of rest. It is a command that is even more significant for us now as we spend our da...
Acharei Mot-Kedoshim: Stumbling Blocks
Love your neighbor as yourself is just one of the instructions in this week’s Torah portion. There are others that can be informative...
Tazria-Metzora: Outside The Camp
The Torah portion about diseases that are transmitted through objects and people seems strangely relevant to the world we are living in. For...
Shemini: Dangerous Endeavors
Could Nadav and Avihu’s story offer a warning for us today about the way that we are living our lives and the things we are taking for...
Tzav: Thanksgiving
How can we be grateful at this difficult moment in history? The sacrificial system may offer us some insight. For more information about Rab...
Vayikra: Laying On Of Hands
How did touching the Temple sacrifices effect the experience of the person making the offering? For more information about Rabbi Danny, plea...
Vayakahel Pekudei: Building the Tabernacle
What can the Tabernacle and our relationship to God teach us for this moment as we face the Coronavirus For more information about Rabbi Dan...
Terumah: Your Heart
We can trust our guts, use our heads, or follow our hearts – when creating the Tabernacle it is clear that God has one path in mind. F...