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We Summarize the light of Torah that came down Lel Shabbos Yom Tov 7th day of Pesach 5785 and at the Shirat David Seudot Moshiach together we discuss Torah very relevant to our weekly Lessons in Tanya currently middle of the heart of Tanya Chapter 32. The path of rebuke isn't so applicable in our generation, rather the path of love and peace like Hillel Hazaken brings in the name of the students of Aharon Hakohen our ancestor. Cover Pic represents the deep will the share the ultimate formula of success and of soul to the most influential people like Joe Rogan here. Joe Rogan discussing Shtreimals...Good job this weekend all needed

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On the night before Yetziat Mitzrayim , when Hashem struck the Egyptian firstborns, the Jewish people were commanded to remain inside their homes until morning. Rashi explains that Chazal teach in Masechet Bava Kama : " - מאחר שניתנה רשות למשחית לחבל אינו מבחין בין צדיק לרשע - Once the destroying angel is given permission to destroy, he no longer distinguishes between a tzaddik and a rasha ." Since the angel had permission that night, the Jewish people were instructed to stay indoors and out of harm's way. At first glance, this seems troubling. Does it mean that even a tzaddik can be harmed, despite his righteousness? How do we reconcile this with Avraham Avinu's plea when he heard that Hashem planned to destroy Sedom ? He said, "Far be it from You to kill the righteous along with the wicked!"—suggesting that Hashem would never allow a tzaddik to suffer unjustly. The Emek Beracha writes further that a tzaddik even has the power to repel the destroying angel, as we see with Aharon Hakohen and Pinchas , who halted plagues through their actions. In the beginning of Parashat Vaera, the pasuk says, וידבר אלוקים אל משה ויאמר אליו אני ה '. Hashem used His name of judgment and mercy in the very same pasuk. The Ohr Hachayim there explains, Hashem was telling Moshe, While I was dealing with the Egyptians with harsh judgement, simultaneously I was granting mercy to the Jews, even though they were mixed in with each other. Even though the destroying angel was given permission to destroy, Hashem still had mercy on the Jews. The Rambam teaches that as long as a tzaddik maintains a deep connection to Hashem in his thoughts, he remains untouchable. The Gemara in Masechet Shabbat states, "There is no death without sin and no affliction without transgression." There is never a moment that everything is not being completely controlled by Hashem. A destroying angel is just another one of Hashem's millions of agents carrying out His will. The Alsheich strengthens this point based on the pasuk that states Hashem stands amidst the judges when they are judging a court case. A judge must be fully aware of Hashem's presence so that He does not sway the judgment by even one iota. The Gemara says a judge should feel like the gates of Gehinom are open beneath him and as if there is a sharp sword stretched out against him if he purposely judges a case wrongfully. Look how much Hashem cares about the right judgment being done. He doesn't want someone who doesn't owe money to pay. He doesn't want someone who doesn't deserve a penalty to receive it, whether it's lashes or worse. Then how could it possibly be that He would allow a Tzaddik to suffer or a destroying angel not to be מבחין בין צדיק לרשע if he doesn't deserve it? The Alsheich explains, when Chazal said the angel doesn't distinguish, refers to when Hashem sends the angel of death to take the lives of people who are committing the worst of averot. That becomes a time of Din. At that time the angel is given permission to see everyone's sins illuminated on their foreheads. If a tzaddik has a sin that is fitting to be punished in a similar manner, then the tzaddik will be taken as well. Normally, Hashem, in His infinite mercy, gives people years to make teshuva. Someone could even be given decades before he is punished for a sin in the hope that he will repent and not need to be punished. However, if there is a time of divine decree, then the sins of the tzaddik will be brought to light. However, if the tzaddik does not deserve to be punished, the destroying angel will have no power over him. And if he is a tzaddik gamur , he will even repel the angel. The bottom line is we are always under the hashgacha of Hashem. No person or angel ever has any power of its own. Therefore, we can be calm knowing that we are always only in the hands of Hashem.

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We're now the song of the Behema Gasa Tehora the large domesticated kosher animal. We already had the Song of the Ox, and therefore the commentaries say we're talking about the para , which is the female cow . She has a separate song: בְּהֵמָה גַּסָּה טְהוֹרָה אוֹמֶרֶת. הַרְנִינוּ לֵאלֹהִים עוּזֵּנוּ הָרִיעוּ לֵאלֹהֵי יַעֲקֹב: (תהילים פא ב) Let us sing a song to God, our strength, let us sound the trumpet to the God of Yaakov. As always, we have to understand the meaning of the pasuk, and also why this animal (in our case today, the cow) is singing this song. Rav Chaim Kanievsky cites a pasuk in Shemuel א 7,12 that discusses how the cows brought the Aron Hakodesh back after it was in captivity. The cows sang a song, says the Gemara in Avoda Zara 24B, that God miraculously allowed them to sing, " Roni Roni Hashita/ Sing sing to the Aron of made out of Shittim wood . Rav Chaim Kanievsky points out that the cows sang this song of Rena . And that's why in our pasuk, it's a song of Rena, to our God, that is our strength. But let's go deeper. What exactly is going on of here? Why the cows? And what song are we singing? The Mabit tells us in Perek Shira the Hereinu is a double Rena . Why a double Rena ? We're going to sing the song for God's justice that turned into mercy , and we'll sing a song for God's mercy. Elohim always means justice. Hareinu Elohim/ we'll sing to Elohim. That means God's trait of justice, turned around into mercy. This pasuk is said on Rosh Hashanah, and this entire chapter is talking about the Shofar of Rosh Hashanah. So this is a Rosh Hashanah message that the cows are going to be singing. On Rosh Hashanah, we have Middat HaDin/God's judgement. How do we deal with the Middat HaDin? What do we do when it looks like we're in a precarious situation? The Bet Yosef, in Or HaChaim siman ר צב where it talks about why we use the term Yitzhak Yiranen/ Yitzhak sings a song, says Abraham symbolizes Hessed, Yitzhak symbolizes Din / justice , and Yaakov Avinu is the harmony of both of them. So Yitzhak sings the song when times are tough, the songs of accepting God's will. Where do we see this? When Avraham told Yitzhak in Bereshit 22,8, " You are going to be the Olah, " it says Yitzhak sang a song of Rena . Anytime there's a korban, there's a song. So Yitzhak Avinu says, I am the korban, and I'm going to sing the song of the Korban. I'm going to accept God's will, even though I'm the Korban. Our three Avot correspond to Kohen, Levi and Yisrael. So Yitzhak Avinu deals with God's justice and sings a song of Rena, which is accepting God's will. But what happens when you're in a difficult situation and you sing the song and you accept God's will? Kol Rena V'yeshua B'Olahalei Sadikim/In the tents of Sadikim there's a Kol Rena, they are singing, even in the most difficult of times, accepting the will of God. V'Yeshua, and Hashem saves them. Yitzhak was eventually saved. He wasn't offered as a korban. The knife was taken from his neck. In part, it was because of Yitzhak Yeranen/Yitzhak Sang , he accepted with Rena . And now we go a step further. Why did the Jewish people choose a golden calf? As we know, the para is the mother of the calf. in Rashi Bamidbar, 19, 22 explaining why we have a para Aduma, it says it atones for the sin of the golden calf, because he calf is the child of the para. Rashi brings a mashal to a maid-servant whose child dirtied the palace. And they say, "Let the mother clean up the dirt of the child." So too, "Let the Para come to clean up form the Egel." What was wrong with the Egel? What went wrong? The Ramban says that the Jewish people were in the desert. The desert is a desolate area, which symbolizes Middat HaDin, and they felt, not that they were worshiping the Egel, but they felt that since Moshe was gone, they needed to focus on something on God's throne, that you focus on during times of Din. In Yehezkiel 1,20 it says, The cow was on the left. Left is always justice, right is kindness. So therefore, Aharon Hakohen thought, let that destructive cow, the cow that gores, come be the one that's going to direct us when Moshe is gone . So the cow symbolizes justice and here the cow is going to tell us the secret. You made a mistake. In a time of justice, I'll tell you the secret. הַרְנִינוּ לֵאלֹהִים עוּזֵּנוּ הָרִיעוּ לֵאלֹהֵי יַעֲקֹב: (תהילים פא ב) Sing the song of Rena to God, accepting His will. That's our strength. In Vayikra 23, 24, when talking about the shofar, Seforno quotes our pasuk and he says, it's time of justice. And what do we do? We want to be happy that God is our King. We give ourselves over to His will, and we're hoping that He's going to tilt the scale of justice and turn it into kindness, and will save us. And he quotes a pasuk, Hashem is my judge. Hashem is the One that sets the rules up, and therefore He will save us. So on Rosh Hashana we accept the will of God. We go with the approach of Rena . That's the secret of the cows. And that will bring us the ultimate salvation.

RAB MARCO KASSAB- Sucot: Aharon Hakohen y la Alegria!! by FOOD 4 OUR SOUL

Unlock the profound lessons from Parshas Pinchas as we journey through an episode featuring the impactful story of Pinchas, the grandson of Aharon HaKohen. Discover how his zealous act of spearing an Israelite man and a Midianite woman brought a sudden halt to a devastating plague that had ravaged the Israelites, claiming 24,000 lives. We promise a nuanced exploration of the seeming paradox of his violent deed being rewarded with God's covenant of peace and reflect on the importance of lineage, especially as Aharon HaKohen's yahrzeit intersects with Rosh Chodesh Av. Additionally, we'll touch upon the spiritual shift from the joyful month of Adar to the solemn period beginning with the month of Av, offering a deeper understanding of these pivotal moments.In the second half of the episode, we underscore the intrinsic value of Torah study as a divine obligation rather than merely a source of personal pleasure. Join us as we discuss how a commitment to performing mitzvot (commandments) as a duty, even amidst challenges, fortifies our spiritual resolve. Embrace the perspective that while enjoying Torah study is indeed a blessing, aligning our actions with God's will is paramount. This dedication cultivates a continuous path of peace and connection with Hashem. Prepare to be inspired to embrace your sacred duty to study Torah with unwavering dedication, fostering a profound and enduring relationship with the Almighty._____________This episode (Ep 6.41) of the Parsha Review Podcast by Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe on Parshas Pinchas is dedicated in Honor of Danny Katz & in honor of our Holy Soldiers in the Battlefield and our Torah Scholars in the Study Halls who are fighting for the safety of our nation!Download & Print the Parsha Review Notes:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ncaRyoH5iJmGGoMZs9y82Hz2ofViVouv?usp=sharingRecorded in the TORCH Centre - Levin Family Studios (B) to a live audience on August 5, 2024, in Houston, Texas.Released as Podcast on August 11, 2024_____________DONATE to TORCH: Please consider supporting the podcasts by making a donation to help fund our Jewish outreach and educational efforts at https://www.torchweb.org/support.php. Thank you!_____________SUBSCRIBE and LISTEN to other podcasts by Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe: NEW!! Prayer Podcast: https://prayerpodcast.transistor.fm/episodesJewish Inspiration Podcast: https://inspiration.transistor.fm/episodesParsha Review Podcast: https://parsha.tansistor.fm/episodesLiving Jewishly Podcast: https://jewishly.transistor.fm/episodesThinking Talmudist Podcast: https://talmud.transistor.fm/episodesUnboxing Judaism Podcast: https://unboxing.transistor.fm/episodesRabbi Aryeh Wolbe Podcast Collection: https://collection.transistor.fm/episodesFor a full listing of podcasts available by TORCH at https://www.TORCHpodcasts.com_____________EMAIL your questions, comments, and feedback: awolbe@torchweb.org_____________Please visit www.torchweb.org to see a full listing of our outreach and educational resources available in the Greater Houston area! ★ Support this podcast ★

Unlock the profound lessons from Parshas Pinchas as we journey through an episode featuring the impactful story of Pinchas, the grandson of Aharon HaKohen. Discover how his zealous act of spearing an Israelite man and a Midianite woman brought a sudden halt to a devastating plague that had ravaged the Israelites, claiming 24,000 lives. We promise a nuanced exploration of the seeming paradox of his violent deed being rewarded with God's covenant of peace and reflect on the importance of lineage, especially as Aharon HaKohen's yahrzeit intersects with Rosh Chodesh Av. Additionally, we'll touch upon the spiritual shift from the joyful month of Adar to the solemn period beginning with the month of Av, offering a deeper understanding of these pivotal moments.In the second half of the episode, we underscore the intrinsic value of Torah study as a divine obligation rather than merely a source of personal pleasure. Join us as we discuss how a commitment to performing mitzvot (commandments) as a duty, even amidst challenges, fortifies our spiritual resolve. Embrace the perspective that while enjoying Torah study is indeed a blessing, aligning our actions with God's will is paramount. This dedication cultivates a continuous path of peace and connection with Hashem. Prepare to be inspired to embrace your sacred duty to study Torah with unwavering dedication, fostering a profound and enduring relationship with the Almighty._____________This episode (Ep 6.41) of the Parsha Review Podcast by Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe on Parshas Pinchas is dedicated in Honor of Danny Katz & in honor of our Holy Soldiers in the Battlefield and our Torah Scholars in the Study Halls who are fighting for the safety of our nation!Download & Print the Parsha Review Notes:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ncaRyoH5iJmGGoMZs9y82Hz2ofViVouv?usp=sharingRecorded in the TORCH Centre - Levin Family Studios (B) to a live audience on August 5, 2024, in Houston, Texas.Released as Podcast on August 11, 2024_____________DONATE to TORCH: Please consider supporting the podcasts by making a donation to help fund our Jewish outreach and educational efforts at https://www.torchweb.org/support.php. Thank you!_____________SUBSCRIBE and LISTEN to other podcasts by Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe: NEW!! Prayer Podcast: https://prayerpodcast.transistor.fm/episodesJewish Inspiration Podcast: https://inspiration.transistor.fm/episodesParsha Review Podcast: https://parsha.tansistor.fm/episodesLiving Jewishly Podcast: https://jewishly.transistor.fm/episodesThinking Talmudist Podcast: https://talmud.transistor.fm/episodesUnboxing Judaism Podcast: https://unboxing.transistor.fm/episodesRabbi Aryeh Wolbe Podcast Collection: https://collection.transistor.fm/episodesFor a full listing of podcasts available by TORCH at https://www.TORCHpodcasts.com_____________EMAIL your questions, comments, and feedback: awolbe@torchweb.org_____________Please visit www.torchweb.org to see a full listing of our outreach and educational resources available in the Greater Houston area! ★ Support this podcast ★

Learning Sefer Tanya Chapter 23 - The Clouds of Glory, Living with dedication to Hashem's Oneness, To Protect us during the 9 days in Aharon Hakohen's merit Rosh Chodesh Menachem Av... PLEASE KEEP

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Parashat BehaalotjaAmor de agua y amor de fuegoLa diferencia de Avraham Avinu y Aharon Hakohen

Aharon HaKohen felt left out from the dedications of the Nesiim - from what did he feel left out of and what did Hashem “gift” him to comfort him

When they inaugurated the Mishkan and did the Avodah on the eighth day, initially the Shechina did not descend upon the Mishkan. Rashi says Aharon Hakohen immediately put the blame upon himself, that Hashem must be upset with Him. Some lessons in taking ownership for what goes on in the world.  Have a good Shabbos

Tetzaveh- Klal Yisroel on the shoulders of Aharon Hakohen by Rabbi Avi Zakutinsky

جزئیات فوت اهرون هکوهن در روش خودش آو و رابطه سن وی ۱۲۳ سال با هلل

Hillel (1/3)- be like the peaceful and loving Aharon haKohen

The SHVILEI PINCHAS: Let us begin our path to enlightenment with the fascinating words of the holy Zohar (Pinchas 237.) regarding the difficult battle Pinchas waged with the angelof death, the Malach HaMavet, in order to save Yisrael from annihilation. — Pinchas the son of Elazar, the son of Aharon HaKohensaw, and he rose from the midst of the assembly. This possuk suggests that he saw something that prompted him to act zealously to avenge Hashem. The Zohar explains that while Yisrael were engaged in their transgression — which came as a consequence of Bilam's counsel and was led by Zimri ben Saloo — Pinchas saw the letter “mem,” full of blood, suspended above the heads of Yisrael. He perceived, wisely, that this was the sign of the Malach HaMavet — attempting to unite the letter “mem” with the letters “vov-tov” to form the Hebrew word מו”ת (death), in order to bring widespread death to the people of Yisrael. Pinchas reacted by uttering the shem HaMeforrash and capturing the letter “mem.” Upon realizing that Pinchas had snatched the letter “mem” away from him, he immediately backed away. Pinchas joined the “mem” with the numerical value of his own name 208 ) פינח”ס ) — represented by the letters ר”ח(“reish” equals 200; “ches” equals 8) — to form the word רמ”ח . Describing this event, the possuk states (Bamidbor 25, 7): “ויקח — and he took a רמח (a spear) in his hand — in other words, he used the letter “mem” which he snatched away from the Malach HaMavet to kill those involved in the transgression. As a result: “ותעצר המגפה מעל בני ישראל” — the plague was halted. This, then, is the interpretation of the possuk: ”פינחס בן אלעזר בן אהרן הכהן השיב את חמתי מעל בני ישראל”-- Pinchas the son of Elazar, the son of Aharon HaKohen, turned back My wrath from upon Bnei Yisrael, when he zealously avenged Me among them — he deflected the wrath of the letter “mem,” which hung, full of blood, above the heads of Yisrael; בקנאו את קנאתי בתוכם' “ — he zealously avenged Hashem ” בתוך ם“, by capturing the letter “mem,” thus, sparing the lives of the people of Yisrael:

In this week's parsha, we learn about chukim, laws that do not have reasons of which we are aware. Despite this, it is important to follow them. Additionally, we learn how important it is to follow God's exact instructions (and not to deviate from them). We also learn how to conduct ourselves in our own lives. We should strive to be like Aharon HaKohen, the High Priest, who was a rodef shalom. To be a rodef shalom means to pursue peace, and to try to help people reconcile with one another. It was due to this quality that Aharon was so beloved by Bnei Yisrael.

TALMUD TORAH: SOTC Daf Yomi Shiur in memory of Mr. Milton Marder, Mordechai Dovid ben Rephael HaKohen z'l. May his neshama have an aliyah. Shirley Elbaum & Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Shirley's husband, Gerald Elbaum z'l, Yaakov Kopel ben R' Avraham Menachem. WEEK OF LEARNING: Paul & Kathy Pollack in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Paul's sister Linda, Leah bas Shmuel z'l. Ayal & Sara Steinberg in the zechus of a refuah shelaimah for Shulamis bas Susha and her continued health. DAF YOMI: Chaim and Malky Wecker in commemoration of the first yahrzeit of Rita Bayuk, Risha bas Aharon HaKohen z'l, a member of SOTC for over 40 years.

Friday Sponsorships: TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. DAY OF LEARNING: Paul & Kathy Pollack in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Paul's aunt, Esther bas Zechariah z'l. DAF YOMI: Richard & Sharon Buck in memory of Mr. Milton Marder z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his father's first yartzheit. The neshama of נחום סנדר בן משולם נתן should have an aliyah. Ayal & Sara Steinberg for the refuah sheleimah and continued health of Shalamis bas Susha. DAY OF LEARNING: Lawrence Suffness in loving memory of his beloved sister Frances Suffness Bilmes, Frumah Chaya bat Naomi z'l. DAF YOMI: Moshe Werdesheim celebrating the milestone of completing shas with the support of his wife, Devorah and his son, Yehuda. Ken Gelula in appeciation of Rabbi Silber and opportunity to start the day learning the daf with him on Zoom.

TALMUD TORAH Sponsorships: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his father's first yartzheit. The neshama of נחום סנדר בן משולם נתן should have an aliyah. Ayal & Sara Steinberg for the refuah sheleimah and continued health of Shalamis bas Susha. DAF YOMI: The Efron Family in honor of our Zaydie, great-Zaydie, and great-great-Zaydie Yosel Hershel ben Mordechai haLevi, Jerome Efron, on the occasion of his 99th birthday. Daf Yomi refreshments are sponsored by Gedaliah Rosenbloom in commemoration of his mother's yahrzeit Ruchel bas Meir z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Hilary Jacobson Kent and Akiva Kent in memory of Hilary's father, Harold Mitnick, Tzvi Hirsch ben Chanoch z'l. DAF YOMI: David & Malke Kramer in honor of the Daf Hayomi Shiur for making a Siyum on Artscroll Nedarim Volume 1 and Beginning Artscroll Nedarim volume 2. Hakaras HaTov to the Magid Shiur, for it is with his leadership and enthusiastic encouragement we have completed 29 Artscroll volumes in the past three years. Kain Yirbu!!

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Ayal & Sara Steinberg in the zechus of a refuah shelema for Shalamis bas Susha. Hilary Jacobson Kent and Akiva Kent in memory of Hilary's father, Harold Mitnick, Tzvi Hirsch ben Chanoch z'l. DAY OF LEARNING: Doug & Gail Stanger in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Doug's father Shraga Feivel ben Moshe Avraham z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Ayal & Sara Steinberg in the zechus of a refuah shelema for Shalamis bas Susha. Hilary Jacobson Kent and Akiva Kent in memory of Hilary's father, Harold Mitnick, Tzvi Hirsch ben Chanoch z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Ayal & Sara Steinberg in the zechus of a refuah shelema for Shalamis bas Susha. Hilary Jacobson Kent and Akiva Kent in memory of Hilary's father, Harold Mitnick, Tzvi Hirsch ben Chanoch z'l. DAF YOMI: Shani Topper & Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Shani's father, Josh Gutman, Yehoshua ben Yitzchak z'l.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Ayal & Sara Steinberg in the zechus of a refuah shelema for Shalamis bas Susha. Hilary Jacobson Kent and Akiva Kent in memory of Hilary's father, Harold Mitnick, Tzvi Hirsch ben Chanoch z'l. DAF YOMI: The Birnbaum family in honor of Bernhard's birthday baruch Hashem, ברכות והודאות לשמך הגדול והקדוש,על שהחייתנו וקימתנו,כן תחינו ותקימנו ותאסוף גליותינו

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his daughter Rivi's upcoming wedding to Eli Bogart, and in honor of his father's upcoming first yahrzeit. The Pepper Family in the merit of a Refuah Shleima for Yaakov Ben Rachel. Ayal & Sara Steinberg in the zechus of a refuah shelema for Shalamis bas Susha.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his daughter Rivi's upcoming wedding to Eli Bogart, and in honor of his father's upcoming first yahrzeit. The Pepper Family in the merit of a Refuah Shleima for Yaakov Ben Rachel.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his daughter Rivi's upcoming wedding to Eli Bogart, and in honor of his father's upcoming first yahrzeit. The Pepper Family in the merit of a Refuah Shleima for Yaakov Ben Rachel.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his daughter Rivi's upcoming wedding to Eli Bogart, and in honor of his father's upcoming first yahrzeit. The Pepper Family in the merit of a Refuah Shleima for Yaakov Ben Rachel.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his daughter Rivi's upcoming wedding to Eli Bogart, and in honor of his father's upcoming first yahrzeit. The Pepper Family in the merit of a Refuah Shleima for Yaakov Ben Rachel. DAY OF LEARNING: Paul Pollack in the zechus of a reufah Shelaima for his wife Kathy, Rivka bas Sarah who is having surgery today.

TALMUD TORAH Sponsors: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. WEEK OF LEARNING: Steve Goloskov in honor of his daughter Rivi's upcoming wedding to Eli Bogart, and in honor of his father's upcoming first yahrzeit. The Pepper Family in the merit of a Refuah Shleima for Yaakov Ben Rachel.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. The Pepper Family in commemoration of the yahrzeit of Yosef Pepper, Yosef Dovid Ben Yaakov z'l. DAF YOMI: Rosalie Sklar & family in commemoration of the 19th yahrzeit of her beloved husband Dr. Mansfred Sklar z'l.

Talmud Torah Sponsorships: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family.

TALMUD TORAH: Josh & Becca Friedman l'iluy nishmas Josh's father, Yisroel Yehuda ben HaRav Chaim Rephael, z'l, to commemorate his yartzeit on Rosh Chodesh Kislev. He worked hard to support his family, and quietly sponsored opportunities for mitzvos and Torah learning wherever possible. Samuel & Malka Esterson in memory of their parents: Ludwig Stiefel, Yitzchak Leib ben Aharon haKohen, a"h; Sarah Stiefel, Sarah Rachel bas Baruch Avraham, a"h; and Hinda Esterson, Hinda bas Henoch Efraim, a"h and in honor of their father, Morton Esterson, for good health and nachas from his family. If you would like to sponsor a shiur, please contact our office at office@suburbanorthodox.org.