
#608 - Parshat Ki TeiTzei - The Bnei HaS'nuah
The Alter Rebbe sees a deeper spiritual message embedded in a law of inheritance.
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Reviewing and renewing Torah that we learned together at the Beachwood Kehilla.

The Alter Rebbe sees a deeper spiritual message embedded in a law of inheritance.

The Chafetz Chaim tries to understand a fascinating shift in language in a Pasuk regarding the Melech.

If the Ir HaNiDachat never happened and never will, why is it included in the Torah?

The Gemara tells us that a person who eats before making a Bracha has stolen from Hashem. What has he stolen?

Where is the consolation of Shabbat Nachamu?

The Midrash teaches us that not all challenges come from the same place.

Moshe's Hesped for Aharon teaches us an important lesson.

Korach's pursuit and Pinchas' reward create a fascinating contrast.

The Kli Yakar understands one of Bilam's excuses in a fascinating way.

The Ramban notes something fascinating about Aharon's response to Korach's rebellion.

The Klausenberger Rebbe tries to understand why the Bnei Yisrael wanted to kill Yehoshua and Kalev.

Rav Chatzkel Abramsky explains something beautiful about the Dor De'ah and their complaining.

Why is the Torah so repetitive about the gifts of the Nesiim?

The Nachal Eitan notes that Rashi's understanding of Hashem's introduction to the Aseret HaDibrot is, seemingly, out of order.

Rav Hirsch picks up on the spelling of a word that differs from its pronunciation.

Rav Yaakov Moshe Charlop helps us understand a Pasuk in the Tochacha.

Why does the Torah tell us to count the days of the Omer, "Lachem"?

Rav Chaim Shmulevitz explains a staggering Hava Amina in a Midrash.

Rav Mordechai HaKohen notes that there's a strange promise made regarding the Bnei Yisrael's entry into Eretz Yisrael.

The Glilei Kesef notes an important idea regarding diagnosing Tzaraat on a cloudy day.