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Torah and Tea is an ongoing weekly class for women taught by Rabbi Chaim Wolosow. Classes include short lessons on the Parsha taught by Rabbi Chaim Wolosow in shul mostly taken from the Rebbe's Sichos.
Rabbi Chaim Wolosow hosts Classes on the Parsha - Rabbi Chaim Wolosow, a religion show with 543 episodes published.
This class explores the different types of miracles, both open and hidden, and how they manifest in our times, especially regarding Israel. It also discusses Jewish unity, leadership succession from Moshe to Yehoshua, th
This class explores the double Torah portion of Matos and Maasei, completing Sefer Bamidbar during the Three Weeks. Drawing from the Rebbe's teachings, it highlights finding positivity in adversity, transforming mourning
This class explores the double parsha that concludes Sefer Bamidbar, focusing on the laws of vows, their annulment by leaders, the miraculous division of war spoils, and the apportioning of Eretz Yisrael. It highlights h
This class explores the double Torah portion of Matos and Masei, focusing on Moshe Rabbeinu’s response to the aftermath of the Midianite war, the laws of purification and koshering vessels, and Chassidic insights into an
This class explores the double Torah portion of Matos and Masei, marking the completion of Sefer Bamidbar and the deeper meaning behind the month of Menachem Av. It discusses comforting Hashem during times of suffering,
This class explores the double Torah portion of Matos and Masei, focusing on the laws of kashering and immersing vessels, the aftermath of the war with Midyan, and the mitzvah of living in Eretz Yisrael. It also addresse
This class explores the themes of unity, responsibility, and bridging divides in Parshas Matos, drawing parallels to contemporary issues in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. Through the story of Bnei Gad and Bnei
This class explores the completion of Sefer Bamidbar, the dual threats faced by Bnei Yisrael, and Bilaam’s spiritual strategy. It discusses how life’s journeys, challenges, and even our mistakes are guided by divine prov
This class explores the maimer Heichaltzu, focusing on the unique war with Midyan in Parshas Matos. It examines how ego is the root of division and strife, connecting this lesson to the causes of exile and offering pract
This class explores the Torah’s account of how the spoils from the war with Midyan were divided, highlighting both practical and spiritual lessons. It discusses the roles of warriors and supporters, the fairness of distr
This class explores the unique laws of vows in Parshas Matos, where individuals can create binding obligations through their own words. It discusses when self-imposed restrictions are appropriate, the role of leaders in
This class explores the aftermath of the war with Midyan, focusing on Moshe's anger at the soldiers and its consequences. We learn why anger causes forgetting Torah, practical advice from Tanya and Shulchan Aruch to comb
After the war with Midyan, the Jewish people needed to purify and kosher vessels taken as spoils. This class explores the two-step process, why Moshe Rabbeinu forgot the laws of koshering due to anger, and what this teac
This class explores the miraculous outcome of the war with Midyan, where every Jewish soldier returned safely. Drawing parallels to current events, it discusses the importance of humility, recognizing Hashem's protection
This class explores the request of Bnei Gad and Bnei Reuven to settle outside Eretz Yisrael, examining their spiritual motivations, Moshe Rabbeinu’s response, and the lessons Chassidus draws about individual roles versus
This class explores why the Torah introduces koshering vessels only after the war with Midyan, not earlier wars like those with Sichon and Og. Drawing on the Ramban and the Rebbe, it examines exemptions during conquest a
This class explores the Torah's laws regarding who has the authority to annul a woman's vows, focusing on the distinctions between betrothal and full marriage. The Rebbe draws spiritual parallels to our relationship with
This class explores why the sages instituted additional laws and restrictions, especially after the onset of exile, and how these enactments help us overcome material distractions. The Alter Rebbe explains the spiritual
This class explores the conclusion of Chumash Bamidbar, focusing on inheritance laws, tribal boundaries, and the unique case of the daughters of Tzlafchad. It examines Rashi’s commentary on their wisdom and equality, as
This class explores why Matos and Massei are often read together, the symbolism of the 42 journeys in the desert as stages in every Jew's life, and how even negative experiences or people can conceal great potential for
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