Prayer for a beautiful Esrog – free booklet
January 25, 2026
This week’s parsha is Tzav, detailing several services in the Temple/Sanctuary, such as removing
Purim is one of the most joyous and exciting festivals in the Jewish calendar.
Last week, in Parshas Pekudei, we read that the Mishkan (Sanctuary) was completed and
This week’s parshah, Pekudei, serves as a comprehensive summary of the contributions to the
The Torah invests greatly in detailing the Mishkan/Holy Temple’s construction and significance. What was
Reb Noson explores the significance of Shabbat Shekalim. He begins by explaining the nature
The parsha contains 122 verses. It begins with 3 verses speaking about Shabbat. Then
Parshat Ki Tisa primarily explores the 40-day aftermath following the receiving of the Ten
This week’s parsha begins with giving a half-shekel to the Mishkan (Sanctuary) and later
It’s hard to be rich. You can end up having the feeling that people
