nitzavim-vayeilech
10 tagged “nitzavim-vayeilech”.
- Seventh Month; Seventh GenerationRabbi Sholom Ber Avtzon · Ha’yom Yom & Moshiach · #1085Dear Reader sh’yichyeh, This Shabbos (Nitzavim-VaYeilech, 25 Elul) is Shabbos Mevarch...
- The Seven Steps of ClosenessRabbi Greenberg · Parsha Thought · #1085MOSHIACH A MITZVAH? One of the most frequently cited verses in the Torah is: “For thi...
- Digging for the Roots with the ShofarParshas NitzavimRabbi Greenberg · Parsha Thought · #1040CONNECTION! The Parsha Nitzavim is always read on the Shabbos before Rosh Hashanah. Rabbi...
- The Year of SalvationParshas NitzavimRabbi Greenberg · Parsha Thought · #989THE UNIQUE YEAR This week’s parsha begins with the words “You are standing ...
- Ultimate Life and GoodnessRabbi Greenberg · Parsha Thought · #943In this, the last parsha we will read before reaching the New Year, 5775, Moses exhorts the Jewish people: “See, I have set before you this day, life and good, and death and evil.”
- G-d's Return with the Jewish People from ExileThe Rebbe · D'var Malchus · #894“Our Rabbis learned… that the Divine Presence resides with the Jewish people, as it were, amidst the suffering of their exile.
- G-d Holds Our Hands in the Darkness of Exile and Redeems USParshas NitzavimThe Rebbe · D'var Malchus · #893A Jew asks: How is it possible, amidst these difficult and challenging times of exile, to properly serve G-d and prepare to usher in the era of the true and complete redemption?!
- Hearing the Sounds of SinaiParshas NitzavimRabbi Greenberg · Parsha Thought · #850REDUNDANCY Parshas Nitzavim always precedes Rosh Hashanah. This implies that there is an organi...
- Undoing the Disguise of GalusParshas VayeilechThe Rebbe · D'var Malchus · #849The disguise is so great that we don’t at all perceive that it is a concealment, to the extent that it can result in, G-d forbid, “They esteem darkness as light…” * Likkutei Sichos Vol.
- Is There Something Wrong With “Me”?Parshas NitzavimBeis Moshiach (staff) · Parsha of the FutureBy Rabbi Nissim Lagziel A Joke to Begin With… Two Jews who still did not observ...