Podcasts about parshat

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Torah Class - Parshat Shelach: Do We Need a Leader?Since leaving Egypt with Moses, the Jewish people have always had leaders to guide them and pray for them. But can't I pray to G-d on my own?

Waking At Midnight

Shiur dedicado para a elevação das almas de Yossef ben Moshê Z"L e Chaia Mushka bat haRav Avraham Meir Sheichiê e para a proteção de todo Am Israel.

Aula ministrada 12/05/2025 para os alunos da Yeshiva.

Why does the Torah go out of its way to tells us that Aharon did what he was supposed to do?

In this week's conversation with Rabbanit Dr. Adina Sternberg, we discuss the breakdown of leadership in the parsha as well as the fascinating correlation between Moshe's self-perception as a mother to the people with the laws of the 'rebellious son.' Our Bamidbar Series is exploring different forms of leadership in the book and in the Jewish world.

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Torah Class - Parshat Behaalotecha: Two Jews, Three OpinionsThe Jewish culture of disagreement, and the challenge of living together even when our views differ.

Finding Hashem Inside

Shiur dedicado Lelui Nishmat Yechezkel Ben Iehuda Z”L

5 explanations to resolve the apparent contradictory "holy sinner"

Set during the ascendancy of the evil galactic empire, Andor, whose full second and final season is now out on Disney+, strips away the mythic and reveals the human cost of rebellion. In this episode of PopTorah, Rabbis Knopf and Olitzky explore the critically acclaimed Star Wars series that trades spectacle for soul-searching — and asks what it […]

Parshat Bamidbar: From Judgement to Redemption - Spanish only. Join us as we explore how the Scriptures reveal the consequences of sin, the impact of betrayal, and the redemptive mercy of Yahweh. Recorded May 31, 2025. This is a translation of the podcast that was posted on June 2, 2025.  Parshat Bamidbar:  Del Juicio a la Redención - sólo en español.  Acompáñenos a explorar cómo las Escrituras revelan las consecuencias del pecado, el impacto de la traición y la misericordia redentora de Yahweh. - Sólo en español.  Grabado el 31 de mayo de 2025.  Esta es una traducción del podcast que se publicó el 2 de junio de 2025.

Parshat Bamidbar: From Judgement to Redemption - Spanish only. Join us as we explore how the Scriptures reveal the consequences of sin, the impact of betrayal, and the redemptive mercy of Yahweh. Recorded May 31, 2025. 

The Mission 50 and Rus' Return

Parshat Bamidbar 2025 פרשת במדבר

BH Are you a "Levi"? Or a "shekel"?

Rav Yaacov Haber notes that Hashem did something specific when speaking to the nations of the world.

The Torah highlights the need for a separate and different count for the tribe of Levi, and in doing so teaches a historical message.

Parshat Bamidbar | A Soulful Perspective with Rivka Marga Gestetner Step into the spiritual depths of Parshat Bamidbar with this inspiring class by Rivka Marga Gestetner, teacher and mentor at the Mayanot Women's Learning Program in Jerusalem. In this shiur, Rivka Marga explores the themes of identity, purpose, and divine order found in the Book of Numbers — revealing how each of us is uniquely counted, seen, and needed. Through the lens of Chassidus and inner Torah, she shares practical insights for living with intention and confidence, especially as we prepare to receive the Torah on Shavuot.

Parshat BeHar BeChukotai:  Dios Quiere Fruto - sólo en español.  Las Escrituras se refieren a nosotros como arrendatarios en la tierra de Dios. ¿Qué espera Él de Sus inquilinos?  Esta es una traducción del comentario de la Torá grabado el 24 de mayo de 2025, que fue publicado originalmente el 26 de mayo de 2025. Parshat BeHar BeChukotai:  God Wants Fruit  -  Spanish only.  The Scriptures refer to us as tenants in God's land. What does He expect from His tenants?  This is a translation of the Torah commentary recorded on May 24, 2025, which was originally posted on May 26, 2025.

The HaKetav V'HaKabbala contrasts two different terms for an army.

Parshat BeHar BeChukotai:  God Wants Fruit  -  English only.  The Scriptures refer to us as tenants in God's land. What does He expect from His tenants?  Recorded May 24, 2025.

Why is counting so important in Judaism? Why are the Levites counted differently? All this and more on this week's Ponderings on the Parsha!

Know Where You Come From!The Book of Numbers begins with a census. Yes, every bit counts in a unique way. We need not be concerned about division between the people however — for our bond transcends it all!

In this beautiful conversation with Gila Fine, we explore the textual complexities of the book of Bamidbar and uncover why it may be the most intricately organized book of the Torah. Moments of chaos and breakdown communicate the need for a new order, and this is exactly what the book of Bamidbar underscores. Our Bamidbar series will be focusing on issues of leadership but this first episode is an overview of the book. Check out our '7 Readings for a Post Oct. 7th World episode with Rachel Sharansky Danziger for another breathtaking look at the central themes of Bamidbar: https://www.matan.org.il/en/online/seven-biblical-readings-for-a-post-october-7th-world-episode-4-the-elongated-journey-with-rachel-sharansky-danziger/ This podcast episode is sponsored in honor of the birthday of Doba Isaacs and in memory of Vita Rachel bat Yaacov Bradfield z"l.

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Blessings From A to Z

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BH At the essence, we are all one.

Kli Yakar explains the reasoning for the prohibition of lending/borrowing with interest, and the general mindset of one who is working for parnassa.

פרשת בהר - בחוקתי 2025 Parshat Bahar- Bechukotai

Rivka Marga. Parshat Behar-Bechukotai 5785 by Mayanot

Why does G-d permit certain things that we should not do? The weekly Torah portion includes far more depth than what appears in a quick review of its passages. Each week in Beyond the Letter of the Law, Harry Rothenberg, Esq. (Rothenberg Law Firm LLP, https://injurylawyer.com) provides interesting insights and take-away lessons from the Torah portion and the Jewish holidays. Subscribe to enjoy his unique blend of analysis, passion, and humor. A Project Of Ohr.Edu Questions? Comments? We'd Love To Hear From You: Podcasts@Ohr.Edu https://podcasts.ohr.edu/

What do a Hollywood studio and a synagogue have in common? In this episode of PopTorah, Rabbis Knopf and Olitzky explore ‘The Studio’, the Apple TV+ comedy about the pressures of keeping a creative machine running — and what it reveals about the challenges of sustaining meaningful work in the shadow of institutional demands. From […]

Why does the Torah mention Har Sinai at the beginning of this week's Parsha? What are the multitude of meanings behind the Shemita laws? What is the meaning behind the apparent numerical mistake in the beginning of Bechukotai?  All this and more on this week's Ponderings on the Parsha

This week's episode with Rabbanit Surale Rosen closes our series on the lived experience of Torah observance.The conversation begins with an idea rooted in our parsha regarding an ethic that may have preceded the official giving of Torah and continues on to explore some of the tensions between Halakhic life and secular sensibilities both in Israel and abroad. When does applying a halakhic frame feel absurd? How might broadening the purview of halakha actually help make its observance more organic? This week's episode has been sponsored in memory of Vita Rachel bat Yaacov Bradfield z"l. Our upcoming Bamidbar series will focus on issues of leadership--Chazak, Chazak, V'nitchazek!

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Expanding Into Giving

Parshat Shemini: Do Not Defile The Temple Of The Holy Spirit -  English only.  Just after Nadab and Abihu died, God told Aaron that he and his sons could not drink wine or strong drink before going into the Tabernacle. God wanted them to discern between the holy and the profane, and between the unclean and clean. Is there a connection between what we eat and drink with the Tabernacle of God?  This  is an English translation of the podcast posted April 28, 2025.

When the Good Suffer