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Unknown Host hosts Parsha with Rabbi David Bibi, a judaism show with 682 episodes published.
What can one small mitzvah possibly accomplish? We say Tehillim for a refuah, give tzedakah in someone’s zechut, dedicate Torah learning to someone who is ill—and yet the question remains: how can something so small affe
The Sin Was the Strategy This morning’s Breakfast & Class begins with a troubling question in Parashat Ki Tetze. Why does the Torah judge Ammon and Moav so harshly? Their crime was not simply that they fail
This Sunday morning’s Breakfast & Class begins with the opening words of Parashat Ki Tetzeh: “Ki tetze la-milḥamah al oyevecha” — when we go out to war against our enemies. The Zohar and the Or HaḤaim reveal that
There is something strange about human nature. The first time someone does something for us, we notice it. The second time, we appreciate it. But when someone takes care of us day after day, somehow the extraordin
You Don’t Need to Know How the Book Ends — A Birthday, Rosh Hodesh Elul & Parashat Shoftim Yesterday was my secular birthday. Today is my Hebrew birthday. And tonight is Rosh Hodesh Elul. In this morning’s
“I know the rule—but my situation is different.” It may be one of the most dangerous sentences we tell ourselves. In this morning’s Breakfast & a Class, we begin with Shlomo HaMelech, the wisest of all men, who be
Elul: A Refuge in Time — What Are We Doing With the Time Hashem Has Given Us? What is one hour of our life really worth? Parashat Shoftim brings us back to the Ir Miklat , the city of refuge—a place designed not s
This morning at Breakfast & a Class , we explored one of the most remarkable verses in the Torah: “בָּנִים אַתֶּם לַה׳ אֱלֹקֵיכֶם” — “You are children of HaShem your G-d.” Why does the Torah introduce this extraor
This morning at Breakfast and a Class, we explored one of the most familiar verses in the Torah: “Man does not live by bread alone.” But what does that really mean? After all, HaShem did sustain the Jewish people
At this morning's Breakfast & a Class , we explored one of the most surprising openings in the Torah. As the Jewish people stood ready to enter Eretz Yisrael after forty years in the wilderness, Moshe Rabbeinu told them
This morning at Breakfast & a Class , we explored one of the Torah’s most challenging mitzvot—not simply giving tzedakah, but learning how to give with an open heart. Beginning with the powerful verses in Parashat Re’eh
This mornings Breakfast & a Class, explored one of the great paradoxes of the Torah. How could the generation that stood at Har Sinai, heard the voice of HaShem, and accepted the Torah with the words Na’aseh veNis
Most people know that Tu B’Av is considered the Jewish “holiday of love.” Fewer know that the Mishnah calls it one of the happiest days of the entire year—even placing it alongside Yom Kippur. Why? What could poss
This past Shabbat we entered Shabbat Naḥamu , the Shabbat of Comfort, and with it began the seven weeks that lead us from the ashes of Tishah Be’Av toward the hope of Rosh HaShanah. Then, on Tuesday night and Wedn
This morning , we explore one of the Torah’s greatest paradoxes. The generation that ate the manna never worried about planting, harvesting, or earning a livelihood. Every morning, their sustenance descended direct
Parashat VaEtḥanan – The Whisper Before the Shout Why does HaShem sometimes whisper before He shouts? Drawing upon the profound teachings of Rav Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler, the revered teacher of Rabbi Asher A
Parashat Va’Etḥanan is filled with warnings against idolatry, even though few of us feel tempted to bow before a statue. Rabbi Frand explains that the ancient idol may have disappeared, but another form of worship remain
When the Answer Is “No” The Zohar on Torah, Prayer, and the Journey from Tish’a BeAv to Naḥamu As we emerge from Tish’a BeAv and begin the journey toward Shabbat Naḥamu, the Zohar offers a
Although this class was delivered on the night of Tish’ah BeAb, its message extends far beyond the fast day. It is a timeless exploration of exile, faith, the hidden presence of the Shekhinah, and the enduring hope that
This week’s Shabbat morning class explored one of the most surprising lessons in Sefer Devarim. As Moshe Rabbenu delivers his final words to the Jewish people, he waits until the very end of his life to offer rebu
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