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Parshat Shavua 5783 with weekly guest speaker (Ki Teze)

Rabbi David Fine

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Ki-Teze: Helping our Enemies

Rabbi Jay Kelman

One of the beautiful aspects of our Torah is the fact that it deals with real-life issues, and with real and thus imperfect people. Nezikin, damages, the traditional focus of Jewish study, is replete with laws of civil and criminal negligence, torts…
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Ki Teitzei: Form and Content

Rabbi Jay Kelman

When studying Torah we must study not only its content, but also its form; not just what the Torah says, but also how it says it. Proper study requires that we analyze, as best we can, the editorial decisions of the Divine author of the Torah.…
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Parshat Shavua 5782 with weekly guest speaker (Ki Tetze)

Rabbi Jay Kelman

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Ki Teitzei: Reach for the Top

Rabbi Jay Kelman

One of the beautiful aspects of the Torah is its setting of high, perhaps even unattainable, standards and goals. It takes much work to ensure we do not gossip, take revenge or that we love the stranger. Yet we are commanded to…
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Parshat Shavua 5781 with weekly guest speaker (Parshat Ki Teze)

Rabbi Dr. Seth Grauer

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The Haftarot: How to Profit from the Prophets (Parshat Ki-Teitzei)

Dr. Moshe Sokolow

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Ki Teitzei: Let's Make a Deal

Rabbi Jay Kelman

"All of man's earnings are decreed on Rosh Hashanah, except for expenses regarding Shabbat and Yom Tov and expenses relating to Jewish education" (Beitzah 16a). The more we spend in the latter two areas,…
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Ki Teitzei: On The Way

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Until modern times, travel was viewed as something best avoided. It was slow, uncomfortable, and often quite dangerous. Our rabbis even instituted a special prayer (Brachot 29b-30a) to be said when one has to travel.  Spiritually, travel…
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Ki Teitzei: Demanding More

Rabbi Jay Kelman

When studying Torah we must study not only its content, but also its form; not just what the Torah says, but also how it says it. Proper study requires that we analyze, as best we can, the editorial decisions of the Divine author of the Torah.…
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