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Parshat Shavua 5784 with weekly guest speakers (Vayikra)

Rabbi Jared Anstandig

Audio
Mar 21, 2024

Vayikra: I Made A Mistake

Rabbi Jay Kelman

One of the tragedies of the human condition is the inability to admit our mistakes. Even when faced with compelling arguments to the contrary man has the amazing ability to explain away the facts. Thus the first step, and a hard one indeed in the…
Article
Mar 24, 2023

Schwartz-Parshat Shavua 5783 with weekly guest speaker (Vayikra)

Dr. Rivka Press Schwartz

Audio
Mar 23, 2023

Parshat Shavua 5782 with weekly guest speaker (Vayikra )

Dr. Tammy Jacobowitz

Audio
Mar 10, 2022

Vayikra: Time to Remember

Rabbi Jay Kelman

One of the fiercest debates amongst Biblical commentators of the medieval period was to what extent, if at all, parts of the Torah may be seen as allegorical. No less a personage than the Rambam claimed that stories such as the three angels visiting…
Article
Mar 8, 2022

Parshat Shavua 5781 with weekly guest speaker (Parashat Vayikra)

Rabbanit Leah Sarna

Audio
Mar 19, 2021

Vayikra: Time to Reflect

Rabbi Jay Kelman

When making reference to biblical verses, we tend to identify them by chapter and verse. This most convenient system is of non-Jewish origin and occasionally deviates from the division of texts as understood by our Sages. While one might be tempted…
Article
Mar 19, 2021

The Haftarot: How to Profit from the Prophets (Parashat Vayikra)

Dr. Moshe Sokolow

Audio
Mar 18, 2021

Vayikra: A Book of Love

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Perhaps Man’s greatest fear is his ultimate irrelevance, that we really don’t make a difference and that in the greater scheme of things, our lives are for naught. This is why people yearn to leave a legacy, and it is often for this…
Article
Mar 27, 2020

Vayikra: Pass the Salt

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Modern man finds the notion of sacrifices primitive, archaic and a form of Divine service that is no longer necessary. Yet to ancient man, nothing came more naturally than offering sacrifices to G-d. Cain and Hevel, Noach and Abraham instinctively…
Article
Mar 17, 2018