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Torah From Zion An Important Midrash on Mishlei About Knowing Wisdom and Mussar January 9th, 2025 / 9th of Teiveis, 5784 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9WBcB6C4RE The Rosh Yeshiva speaks about an important midrash on a pasuk (verse) in Mishlei (Proverbs) about knowing chachmah …
What are four forms of prayer we pray to receive what we need from the Creator of All, and why do we use the titles, “Our Father, our King?”
Is it possible for a regular Jew in today’s world to reach the level of prayer that focuses on “eternal life”—thinking only of Hashem’s honor?
“The situation was already so dire, and now, when the redemption was promised, their persecution is only increased? Where is Hashem’s mercy?”
Uncover why Yitzchak Avinu asked Esav for food before blessing him. Explore the deep connection between food, blessings, and the soul
The Rosh Yeshiva speaks about the miracle for which the Festival of Chanukah was established and its significance.
The Rosh Yeshiva’s weekly Talmud B’Iyun (In-Depth) Shiur Klali, on the sugiya (subject) of Chalipin (Exchange), Maseches Kiddushin, which ties together and concludes the learning on the sugiya for the week.
The Rosh Yeshiva speaks about an important difference between Yoseif and Yaakov’s other sons,
and why the Torah describes Yoseif as a na’ar (youth), which implies immaturity, even though he
was a very wise son, who was able to grasp the Torah of Ya’akov (Jacob), and we should learn from
this about teaching our children.
Explore the unique status of Sefer Devarim—its divine origins, Moshe’s role, and how it redefines rebuke, teshuva, and our bond with Hashem.
What disappointment Yosef could have felt. This disappointment could have shaken him to the core. And yet, we see no mention of this.
