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Denver Community Kollel hosts Rabbi Shmuli Halpern on the Parsha, a religion show with 32 episodes published.
The Test of Jerusalem Yom Yerushalayim Ask almost anyone who has stood at the Kotel what it felt like. The answers vary in detail but not in substance. The noise stops. Not just outside — inside. Every competing claim on
Parshas Behar-Bechukosai: The Land That Reaches Of all the things one might expect to need a Shabbat, the land is perhaps the last. The human being, pulled between the spiritual and the material, tempted, prone to envy a
Man is the one offering the sacrifice not the one being sacrificed!
The Jews who left Egypt never entered the promised land! Ramban explains that the book of Shemos leads from exile to redemption. There are two tracks to redemption. One, leads to the promised land on this earth, and one
Tasked with "improving on G-d's creation," man must never forget that he is serving G-d not self. The job of human beings is to find the Infinite from within the finite. The great sin of the Golden Calf was that the Jews
When two mortal enemies meet, each becomes more stubborn as the fight progresses. Only one can win, who will it be? Good or evil? Haman or Mordechai?
What made Lot and Hagar initially great? What brought about their decline? Tune in and find out!
The prophet Yechezkel talks of an Egypt of another era. Was he the the very same Pharoah as in our parshah? Either way, he seems to have the same idolatrous delusions of his own power that the Pharoah of Moshe's time had
What were the people who built the Tower of Bavel trying to accomplish? How can a person believe he can "wage war" against G-d? Why did G-d respond by confusing their language and scattering them? Find out the answers to
In this week's haftorah, Yeshaya Hanavi reminds the Jewish people of their debt of gratitude to Hashem for the exodus. In addition, the Egyptians were punished measure for measure, and Yeshaya tells the Jews that we too
What attitudes brought the Flood to the world? What was unique about about Noach? What is the significance of the rainbow? Find out the answers to these questions and much more on this podcast!
The Parshah tells of Yaakov's Final words to his sons. Many generations later, David commands his young son Shlomo to reward and avenge some of David's friends and enemies.
How did idolatry begin? How did it evolve? Why would anyone worship a statue? Why is there such a drive for idolatry, and why doesn't that drive exist today? Find out the answers to these questions and much more in this
Will the rift ever heal? This week's parshah seemingly closes the chapter on the fight between Yosef and his brothers. But is it truly over? Many generations later, Yosef's descendant Yeravam breaks away forming the nort
How could Kayin, a prophet, kill his own brother? What was the real issue that led to the tragic murder? And what does all this have to do with shatnez?
Traveling this Chanukah? Does one light in a hotel, train, airplane? Join Rabbi Melamed as he discusses these and other fascinating questions.
This week's haftara is one that is rarely read. It contains the fascinating story of the two mothers and the dead and live child. What is the deeper meaning of this story, and why is it chosen for this week's haftara?
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The last of the prophets tells us of a menorah of another time and era. Who was Zerubavel? And what was the meaning of Zachariah's vision?
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