by Simon Jackson | Mar 24, 2020
For the PDF Version: פרשת ויקרא 5780 אנגלית It was said in the name of Rav: “If all the seas were black ink, and the marshes were quills, and the heavens were parchments, and all the people were scribes, they would not suffice to record the depth of the mind of the...
by Rabbi Hillel Van-Leeuwen | Jul 3, 2019
A message for Purim from the Rema By Rav Hillel Van-Leeuwen Head of Leadership Development The Mizrachi World Movement Rabbi Moshe Isserlis was an eminent Polish Ashkenazi rabbi, Rosh Yeshiva, philosopher, Talmudist and posek. The Rema was ordained Rabbi at the...
by Rabbi Nechemya Taylor | Mar 24, 2019
Rabbi Nechemya Taylor Torani advisor to Torah MiTzion Giants of the Spirit in Neviim Rishonim
by Rabbi Yehuda Susman | Mar 24, 2019
Rabbi Yehuda Susman Former Rosh Kollel in Chicago (2000-2002) Currently Rosh Yeshivat Eretz HaTzvi Vayikra
by Yonatan Sinclair | Mar 18, 2018
Yonatan Sinclair Former Shaliach (Cape Town, 2004-05) Currently Head of Hachshara Department, World Bnei Akiva . . Following the Calling This week we will start reading the book of Vayikra, a book focusing mainly on the sacrifices and the work of the kohanim in the...
by Eli Lipschitz | Apr 1, 2017
Eli Lipcshitz Former Shaliach in Washington Currently Cadet at Israel’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Being Close to G-d The Book of Shemot ends with what seems to be the epitome of closeness between G-d and mankind. Moshe descends from Mont Sinai,...
by Rabbi Amnon Herman | Mar 17, 2016
Rabbi Amnon Herman Rosh Kollel in Montreal Source Sheet1 Source Sheet2 Vayikra Zachor Adar 7 – audio class
by Rabbi Jake Vidomlanski | Mar 16, 2016
Rabbi Jake Vidomlanski Fromer Shaliach in Cleveland (1998-1999) Currently Ram at Yeshivat Lev HaTorah and Sgan Rosh Moshava IO Divine Togetherness in Israel The Holy Rupshitzer (Rav Naphtali Tzvi Horowitz) was fond of telling over an incident from one of his...
by Itzik Amar | Jun 3, 2015
This week we begin reading Sefer Vayikra, which already Chazal have called “Torat Kohanim.” Our parasha, as well as next week’s parasha (Parashat Tzav), deal with the laws concerning the various sacrifices. I would like to focus on the unique feature...
by Elad Korsia | Jun 3, 2015
We at times have a reaction of wonder and bewilderment when we consider the entire topic of korbanot. Initially, at first glance, the act of offering a sacrifice seems strange, anaesthetic, certainly unholy, and perhaps even irrational. A holy place, we would think,...
