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Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 462 Perek 33 Pasuk 22

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2025 2:58


How Many Yeshuos?

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Shmuel 2 (Women's) Perek 5 Pasuk 1 - 6

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2025 25:28


Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Shmuel 2 (Men's) Perek 5 Pasuk 1-6

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2025 20:16


Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 461 Perek 33 Pasuk 21

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2025 2:29


What Brings Simcha?

Daily Bitachon
Strengthen Your Heart

Daily Bitachon

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 12, 2025


Welcome to Daily Bitachon. We continue where we left off in the previous lesson on the concept of bitachon gamur b'lo safek/to have reliance on Hashem without a doubt —based on a pasuk in Yeshayah : V'nish'an al Hashem k'dosh Yisrael/They will rely on Hashem, the Holy One of Israel, b'emet, in truth . The Sefer Ikarim says there in Ma'amar 4 Perek 49 that this bitachon gamur b'lo safek strengthens a person and doesn't weaken him. He quotes a pasuk in Tehillim, and follows that up with another two pesukim to prove his point. The first one is a pasuk in Yeshayah, Perek 40 Pasuk 30-31 וְיִעֲפ֥וּ נְעָרִ֖ים וְיִגָ֑עוּ וּבַחוּרִ֖ים כָּשׁ֥וֹל יִכָּשֵֽׁלוּ׃ Youths may grow wear and tire And young men can constantly tumble. It's possible that, as strong and vibrant as the young are, they will become weary and tired.But, וְקוֹיֵ֤ יְהֹוָה֙ יַחֲלִ֣יפוּ כֹ֔חַ יַעֲל֥וּ אֵ֖בֶר כַּנְּשָׁרִ֑ים יָר֙וּצוּ֙ וְלֹ֣א יִיגָ֔עוּ יֵלְכ֖וּ וְלֹ֥א יִיעָֽפוּ׃ But those who hope in Hashem will have renewed strength, they will grow wings like eagles. They will run and not grow tired. They will walk and not grow weary. Sefer Ikarim explains this to mean that because this man hopes in Hashem, his hope gives him strength. His hope doesn't weaken him, even though he hasn't yet received what he wants. Rather, since his hope is the kind that feels guaranteed—he knows it's going to happen, he knows the sun is coming up in the morning—that gives him more strength. It's a snowball effect. Hope causes strength, and the strength causes more hope. And it goes in a cycle. He says that's what David HaMelech meant when he said kaveh el Hashem—hope to Hashem, chazak v'ya'ametz libecha v'kaveh el Hashem—strengthen your heart and be courageous, and again hope to Hashem. Most of us understand this to mean —and there's truth to it—that you hoped to Hashem and weren't answered, so what do you do? You have to go and work on yourself again to build up hope again. The Sefer Ikarim is not learning it that way. He's saying the first kaveh el Hashem already did something. You hoped to Hashem, and even though you weren't answered, you didn't walk away weak. That hope to Hashem made you stronger, because you were hoping in a way where you felt it was going to happen. And his words are: התקוה סבת החוזק והחוזק סבת התקוה / The hope causes strength, and strength causes even more hope. It's interesting to consider the context of these pesukim in Yeshayahu, which is actually the Haftara of Parashat Lech Lecha. Hashem is asking, " Why are you saying Nistrah darki me'Hashem? Why are you saying Hashem is hiding? That He's not looking at you? That He doesn't know what's going on? He says Hashem is the One who created the world: lo yi'af v'lo yiga—He doesn't get tired, He doesn't get weary. And then it says: Noten laya'ef koach—the One who gives strength to the weary, . This is an extremely relevant point, because every single morning, we say the beracha : Hanoten laya'ef koach, and this pasuk is the source for the that beracha! What a tremendous chiddush! Each morning, you can have in mind that hanoten laya'ef k'oach means kovei Hashem yachlifu ko'ach Hope to Hashem and have renewed strength Where does the ko'ach come from? The ko'ach comes from the fact that we hope in Hashem. Someone who hopes in Hashem gets more strength and more energy. What an unbelievable concept—the snowball effect of hope. But it can not be a hope that's doubtful, or a "maybe hope ," or an "I hope so" kind of hope. It has to be a guaranteed hope. The D'rashot HaRan, in D'rush 6, cites this pasuk as well, about relying on Hashem in truth. He adds that certain people do things in a doubtful way, like: im lo yo'il, lo yazik—if it won't help, at least it won't hurt. And I've heard people say, " I'll go through with it, sure…whatever. I'll give money to charity—it won't help, but it won't hurt." Im lo yo'il, lo yazik—if it doesn't help, at least it won't hurt is not the attitude we're supposed to have in our bitachon. It can't be like a vitamin B12 shot—Is it dangerous? No. It may not help, but won't hurt. Or like a vaccine—maybe it'll hurt. You want to do things that you know for sure are going to help, not just a "maybe." That is the kind of bitachon that will strengthen us.

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 460 Perek 33 Pasuk 20

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2025 2:26


What Makes Me Wait?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 459 Perek 33 Pasuk 19

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 10, 2025 2:13


Who Is Saved?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 458 Perek 33 Pasuk 18

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 9, 2025 2:22


Who Does Hashem Focus On?

Featured Shiurim
Nachlas Yosef – Perek 3, Pasuk 11-15 (5785)

Featured Shiurim

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 5, 2025 31:21


Delivered on Shavuos 5785, recorded afterwards

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 432 Perek 19 Pasuk 18

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 29, 2025 2:37


Who Was He Talking To?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 431 Perek 19 Pasuk 17

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 27, 2025 4:27


Why Did He Have To Run? 

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 457 Perek 33 Pasuk 17

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2025 2:09


Who Can Save?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 430 Perek 19 Pasuk 16

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 22, 2025 4:18


Why Did He Wait?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 456 Perek 33 Pasuk 16

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later May 22, 2025 2:15


What Won't Protect?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 429 Perek 19 Pasuk 15

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 20, 2025 2:28


Why Did They Rush?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 428 Perek 19 Pasuk 14

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2025 3:05


How Did They Respond?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 455 Perek 33 Pasuk 15

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later May 19, 2025 3:30


What Governs My Actions?

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Shmuel 2 (Men's Shiur) Perek 5 Pasuk 3 - All the Ziknei Yisroel Came to Dovid HaMelech "Lifnei Hashem"

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later May 16, 2025 21:44


Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 427 Perek 19 Pasuk 13

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 15, 2025 4:17


Do Malachim Have Bechirah?

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Navi Shiur - Shmuel 2 Perek 5 Pasuk 3

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2025 25:48


Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 426 Perek 19 Pasuk 12

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2025 3:46


Why Did He Say Zechus?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 454 Perek 33 Pasuk 14

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2025 1:58


Who Is He Watching?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 453 Perek 33 Pasuk 13

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later May 13, 2025 3:27


Who Does He Watch?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 425 Perek 19 Pasuk 11

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2025 2:35


How Did They Respond?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 452 Perek 33 Pasuk 12

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later May 8, 2025 1:58


How Do I Develop The Relationship?

Tehillim4Life
Tehillim4Life Shiur 451 Perek 33 Pasuk 11

Tehillim4Life

Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2025 1:55


Who Is In Control?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 424 Perek 19 Pasuk 10

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later May 5, 2025 2:39


What Did They Do?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 423 Perek 19 Pasuk 09

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 30, 2025 3:19


What Is The Message?

Daily Emunah Podcast - Daily Emunah By Rabbi David Ashear

In the Haggadah, the Pasuk V'nitz'ak el Hashem Elokei Avoteinu refers to the Jewish people crying out to Hashem in prayer, a moment that occurred following the death of the King of Egypt. Immediately after this, the Pasuk states, Vayishma Hashem Et Kolenu —"And Hashem heard their voices," leading to their redemption. What is the connection between the king's death and the Jewish people's cries to Hashem? The Rashbatz offers an explanation: for many years, the Jewish people had anticipated that the death of the harsh king would ease their suffering. However, when a new king arose and the oppression became even more severe, they recognized that their only hope lay in Hashem's salvation. It was at that moment of realizing that only Hashem could help them, that their prayers became earnest, and they were answered. This serves as a valuable lesson. Often, when people face challenges, they devise multiple plans in their minds to address the situation. Even as they pray, they may subconsciously rely on these plans, leading to less sincere prayers. It is crucial to recognize that no matter how many potential solutions seem available, without Hashem's intervention, none are truly meaningful. It's easy to beg Hashem for help when there are no other apparent options, but the true test comes when multiple avenues appear open to us. If, in such moments, we can pray with the same sincerity as though no alternatives exist, our prayers hold greater value. This reflects true emunah — the realization that Hashem alone controls our fate. The effort lies in the mind; we must internalize the belief that Hashem, and only Hashem, has ultimate authority over all things. A man named Jack shared an interesting story that illustrates this concept. Just before Rosh Hashanah, he received an unexpected request from his mother. She asked him to arrange for his father to be a sandak (the person who holds the baby during a Berit Milah) for a third time that year, as she had heard that performing certain actions in pairs could be a bad omen. (Note: although the Gemara suggests that performing actions in pairs might expose one to negative influences, contemporary halachic authorities no longer consider this a concern.) Jack found himself at a loss. Being chosen as a sandak is an extraordinary honor, one that is rarely given. Great Torah sages would travel great distances for the privilege of this mitzvah. Halachic authorities even rule that the sandak holds greater honor than the mohel or the father of the newborn, granting him precedence for an aliyah on the day of the Berit Milah. The Zohar HaKadosh compares the act of performing a Berit Milah to bringing a korban to Hashem, with the sandak's lap serving as the altar upon which the korban is offered. The Maharil draws a comparison between the sandak and the kohen offering the ketoret in the Beit HaMikdash, while the Migdal Oz advises striving to perform the mitzvah of being a sandak, even at great personal expense. Some even suggest that being a sandak can be a segulah for wealth. Understanding the rarity and importance of this honor, Jack realized that finding an opportunity for his father to serve as a sandak, especially on such short notice, would be incredibly difficult. After hanging up with his mother, Jack turned to Hashem in prayer, saying, "I don't know how to make this happen, but I know that only You can help me. Please grant me success." That evening, Jack attended a simcha where he was unexpectedly approached by an old acquaintance. This man asked Jack if he knew anyone who would be willing to serve as a sandak at a Berit Milah the next day for a Baal Teshuvah. Jack, astonished, immediately responded that his father would be honored to take the role. The next day, Jack drove his father to the Berit Milah, fulfilling his mother's request. This story illustrates the power of sincere prayer. While prayer is always effective, it is especially potent when we approach it with the understanding that only Hashem can grant our requests. Such prayer carries immense spiritual value. May we all strive to pray with full emunah, trusting completely in Hashem's control over our lives.

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 422 Perek 19 Pasuk 08

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 22, 2025 2:52


What Does Reliance Accomplish?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 421 Perek 19 Pasuk 07

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2025 3:10


What Did He Ask?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 420 Perek 19 Pasuk 06

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 1, 2025 3:46


Is It Balanced?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 419 Perek 19 Pasuk 05

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2025 3:44


Why did They Drive Away Guests?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 418 Perek 19 Pasuk 04

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 26, 2025 2:49


How Did They Come?

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Navi - Shmuel 2 (Women's Shiur) Perek 5 Pasuk 1

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2025 26:01


Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Navi - Shmuel 2 (Men's Shiur) Perek 5 Pasuk 1

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2025 24:25


Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 417 Perek 19 Pasuk 03

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2025 4:27


What Did He Make For Them?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 416 Perek 19 Pasuk 02

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 17, 2025 3:08


When Did They Wash Their Feet?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 415 Perek 18 Pasuk 34

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2025 4:22


Why Did He Bow?

Daily Halacha Podcast - Daily Halacha By Rabbi Eli J. Mansour

The Gemara states that the list Haman's ten sons should be read in one breath. The common practice is to also read the word "Aseret" (ten), which sums up the list, in the same breath as the names. The reason for this custom is to emphasize that all ten sons died simultaneously, even though they were hung one after the other. The custom is to also read the words that proceed their names, "V'et Hamesh M'ot Ish"-(and five hundred men) in the same breath, as well. The reason is that these men comprised Haman's sons' army; each son was captain over fifty men. The Shulhan Aruch (siman 690) records this Halacha with the words, "V'sarich Lomar…"- (And it MUST be read…). The Poskim debate whether Maran's language indicates that this Halacha is critical to fulfilling the obligation. That is, if one did not read the names in this manner, B'diavad-after the fact, does he have to go back and read again? In any event, Maran, in his Bet Yosef, cites the opinion of Tosafot that this Halacha is L'Hathila, but if one did not do so, he has fulfilled the Misva after the fact. From this, it can be derived that Maran's intention in the Shulhan Aruch is also only L'Hathila. This is clearly the Rema's opinion, as well. ------ Maran, in Siman 690, records another Halacha that if the reader made mistakes in pronunciation, it is not necessary to be meticulous to correct him. The Megillah does not have the status of a "Sefer"-a holy book, but of an "Iggeret"-a letter. Maran does not distinguish between levels of severity of mistakes. Thus, it seems that even if the mistake changes the meaning of the word, it Is not necessary to correct the reader. However, Maran continues and presents a "Yesh Omrim"-an additional opinion, that this leniency only applies to mistakes that do not change the meaning of the word. This is based on the incident, recorded in the Talmud Yerushalmi, in which the sages did not correct the reader who made a minor mistake in pronouncing the word "Yehudim" (Jews). This implies that the leniency only applies to mistakes that do not change the meaning. Interestingly, Hacham Ovadia rules in accordance with the "Yesh," additional opinion, that any mistake that changes the meaning of the word is critical, and the reader must go back. -------- The Bet Yosef (Siman 690) cites the incredible opinion of Rabbenu Avraham ibn Ezra (1089-1167, Spain). He holds that the Megillah was originally written without "Sof Pasuk"-periods, i.e. end of sentence punctuation. Since it was given as an "Iggeret"- a letter, it was not formally broken up into verses. Only later, Ezra HaSofer added sentence punctuation to the Megillah. Therefore, the Ibn Ezra holds that the Megillah should be read in one long flow, without stopping at the end of the Pesukim-verses. Many authorities question this opinion. Rav Shlomo Alkabes (1500-1576, Tsfat), in his Manot Levi commentary on the Megillah, argues that if the punctuation added by Ezra was not to be applied when reading the Megillah, for what purpose did he add it? On the contrary, the fact that Ezra added periods indicates that they are important and must be followed. This is how Hacham Ovadia rules. The accepted practice is to allow the reader to take a breath in between each Pasuk. SUMMARY If the reader did not read the list of Haman's sons in one breath, he does not have to go back and read it again. Reading mistakes that do not change the meaning of the word are not critical, but mistakes that do change the meaning are critical, and the reader must go back and read correctly. The reader should conform to the end of verse punctuation, and he can take a breath in between each verse.

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 414 Perek 18 Pasuk 33

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2025 1:57


What Did He Wait For?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 413 Perek 18 Pasuk 32

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 6, 2025 2:41


Why Did He Daven?

Chumash4life
Chumash4Life Shiur 412 Perek 18 Pasuk 31

Chumash4life

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2025 2:25


What Was His Request?

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Shmuel 2 (Women's) Perek 4 Pasuk 1 - Hakdama to Perek 4

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 27, 2025 26:24


Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Shmuel 2 (men's) Perek 4 Pasuk 1 - Hakdama to Perek 4

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 27, 2025 22:07


Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen
Shmuel 2 (men's) Perek 4 Pasuk 1

Shiurei Yeshurun - Rabbi Zev Cohen

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 27, 2025 20:15


Recent Shiurim from Yeshivas Ohr Reuven
Covering Your Eyes For the First Pasuk of Krias Shema

Recent Shiurim from Yeshivas Ohr Reuven

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 17, 2025 11:38


Shiur given by Rabbi Bezalel Rudinsky on Dvar Halacha Krias Shema. Shiur recorded in Yeshivas Ohr Reuven, Monsey, NY.

Jajam Shlomo (Sally) Zaed
Mi pasuk favorito

Jajam Shlomo (Sally) Zaed

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 7, 2025 4:07


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