Trust in Hashem — Cause, Effect or Both? Part II
We are in the midst of exploring the nature of “belief” in Hashem, focusing on the pesukim ascribing belief on the part of Bnei Yisrael [...]
We are in the midst of exploring the nature of “belief” in Hashem, focusing on the pesukim ascribing belief on the part of Bnei Yisrael [...]
“And Hashem saved Bnei Yisrael on that day from the Egyptians, and Bnei Yisrael saw the Egyptians dead at the edge of the sea. [...]
We have been learning about what we shall call a “two-track” system in Hashem’s ‘management’ of the world. A person can choose to do [...]
One of the more difficult hashkafic issues dealt with by ba’alei machshavah is that of Hashem punishing Pharaoh and the Egyptians. Although there was a [...]
If we were asked to evaluate a person, what we think of him or her in terms of assessing their character, I think it [...]
In Parshas Vayechi, Yaakov Avinu blesses his sons, and to a degree foretells the future of the shevatim who represent the body of Klal Yisrael. [...]
This week’s column, dear readers, is apropos of —nothing. It is not an explanation of anything in Parshas Vayigash and it is connected to nothing [...]
Chanukah is a tough Yom Tov, perhaps the toughest. Tough? What in the world is tough about Chanukah? Why, it is so geshmak (enjoyable)! [...]
This week, we will be’ezras Hashem continue and conclude our study and analysis of the episode of Eliezer’s search for and discovery of a [...]
Let us continue with an analysis of seven aspects of bitachon that can be culled from the story told in Parshas Chayei Sara of [...]
We continue with our discussion, which focuses on the story of Eliezer’s search for a wife for Yitzchak. It is somewhat rare, almost non-existent, [...]
Regarding my Open Letter, published here two weeks ago, I would like my readers to read the following as well: There is a beautiful [...]