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06 Apr Layl Ha’Seder: The Journey to Freedom

Posted at 08:05h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 0 Comments
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Please note: For your convenience, a printer friendly version of the weekly post is always available by accessing the dvar Torah on my site: https://michalhorowitz.com/whats-new/ A PDF of the dvar Torah, which can easily be printed, is also available weekly on www.ParshaSheets.com under “A Short...

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30 Mar Chodesh Nissan: The Month of Redemption

Posted at 08:00h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 0 Comments
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Once again, Chodesh Nissan is upon us.  Nissan is the month of Nissim (miracles), the month of Redemption, the month of Yetzias Mitzrayim (the Exodus from Egypt), the month in which we celebrate and commemorate Chag ha’Pesach, the festival of freedom. It is an auspicious month...

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22 Mar Parshas Vayakhel: Just Enough or Too Much?

Posted at 10:08h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 1 Comment
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In this week’s parshios, Vayakhel and Pekudei, we once again close the book of Shemos, also known as Sefer ha’Geula (the Book of Redemption).  The Redemption - our journey to freedom and nationhood, began with the Exodus from Egypt, peaked at the Revelation at Sinai...

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16 Mar Parshas Ki Sisa: The Radiance of Humility in Torah

Posted at 08:00h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 0 Comments
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In this week’s parsha, Parshas Ki Sisa, after the disastrous sin of the golden calf, our ever dedicated leader, Moshe Rabbeinu, davens on behalf of the nation for Divine Mercy and Forgiveness.  He then once again ascends the mountain of Sinai to receive a second...

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08 Mar Parshas Tetzaveh & The Jews of Shushan: Stones, Names and Strengths

Posted at 09:05h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 1 Comment
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In this week’s parsha, Parshas Tetzaveh, the Torah outlines - in great and precise detail - the bigdei kehunah, the Priestly garments to be worn by Aharon, the Kohen Gadol, and his sons, the Kohanei Hedyot, when they served in the Mishkan, the Sanctuary.  All...

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02 Mar Parshas Terumah: Standing and Growing

Posted at 08:05h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 0 Comments
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In this week’s parsha, Parshas Terumah, we are introduced to the Mishkan, the Sanctuary to be built by the Israelites in the desert, under the direction of Moshe Rabbeinu and Betzalel, the master craftsman.  The Mishkan which would accompany the Jews during their long years...

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23 Feb Parshas Mishpatim: Common Sense Through the Lens of Torah

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In this week’s parsha, Parshas Mishpatim, the Torah commands us regarding numerous mitzvos, mostly mitzvos bein adam l’chavairo (those mitzvos which govern interaction between man and fellow man).  After the great Revelation at Sinai and the giving of the Torah in last week’s parsha, Parshas Yisro,...

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15 Feb Parshas Yisro: A Covenant of Life

Posted at 08:00h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 0 Comments
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In this week’s parsha, Parshas Yisro, our national destiny, our personal missions, our past, present and future are all dramatically altered, shaped and forged with the giving of the Torah at Har Sinai.  For the Revelation at Sinai and the Aseres Ha’Dibros (Ten Declarations) -...

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09 Feb Parshas Beshalach: Bitter Waters or Bitter People?

Posted at 08:00h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 1 Comment
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Parshas Beshalach: The Journey to Freedom.  In this week’s parsha, we cross the Yam Suf, the Sea of Reeds, with the Children of Israel; we sing shira, songs of praise and thanks to G-d, along with them for their salvation and the drowning of wicked...

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01 Feb Parshas Bo: Leaving, and Living, With Meaning

Posted at 08:05h in Divrei Torah by Michal Horowitz 0 Comments
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In this week’s parsha, Parshas Bo, after two hundred and ten years in Egypt, and one hundred and sixteen years of slavery, the long-awaited redemption is finally at hand.  Leaving a decimated, destroyed, and defeated Egypt behind, the newly-freed Israelites march to a hopeful future.  The...

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