Sukkot

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Sukkot: The Season of Joy

Rabbi Jay Kelman

"On the first day, you must take for yourself a fruit of the citron tree, an opened palm frond, myrtle branches, and willows of the brook, and you shall rejoice before G-d for seven days" (Vayikra 23:40).  While there is also a mitzvah to…
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Prayer for Rain

Rabbi David Silber

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Sukkot: Leading by Example

Rabbi Jay Kelman

For many years, students were introduced to the study of Talmud with Eilu Metziot, the second chapter of masechet Bava Metzia, focusing on the mitzvah of hashavat aveidah, returning lost objects. Beyond the technical details of this mitzvah, Talmud…
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Sukkot: The Sounds of Joy - Sukkot: The Sounds of Joy

Rabbi Jay Kelman

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Sukkot: A Very Open Sukkah

Rabbi Jay Kelman

For seven days a year, one is to “make his home temporary and his Sukkah permanent”. Ideally, we move our finest furniture, china, and even our bedroom set into the Sukkah, our “fall home”. While our modern-day living habits…
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The Spiritual Journey of Hoshanot

Rabbi David Silber

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Interpreting Prayer through Nusach HaTefillah (Part 4) -Sukkot

Chazzan Joseph Malovany

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The Sukkah of Yom Kippur

Rabbi Jay Kelman

As important (if not more so) as what one says is how it is said, when it is said, and what is not said. This is equally true regarding both our interactions with other people and our religious texts. Form is as important as substance. So much…
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The Sounds of Tishrei

Rabbi Jay Kelman

  Thursday September 17   8:30pm Eastern Time Shofar and Shabbat: The Sounds of Silence  Thursday September 24 8:30pm Eastern Time Yom Kippur: The Sounds of Teshuva   Thursday October 1 8:30pm Eastern Time Sukkot: The…
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Elul: Month of Fear or of Love? (Part 1)

Rabbi Alex Israel

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