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Category: Parsha Insights

When God Unsheathes the Sun

Posted on November 20, 2023March 9, 2024 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on When God Unsheathes the Sun
When God Unsheathes the Sun

BS”D The Gemara1 relates that when Moshiach comes the nations of the world will see the great reward awaiting the Jewish people for their performance of the mitzvos. They will then ask God to also be given opportunity to earn such a reward. God will respond with an “easy” mitzvah- the mitzvah of sukkah. However,…

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Fundamentals in Judaism, Parsha Insights

Miriam’s Song and the Bitter Waters of Marah

Posted on May 2, 2023 By Simcha Gittel 2 Comments on Miriam’s Song and the Bitter Waters of Marah
Miriam’s Song and the Bitter Waters of Marah

Note: This is the final article in a 3-part series about the moments immediately preceding and following Shirat HaYam. I recommend you read those articles first since the ideas build on themselves. You can find the first article here. To fully understand the lessons of Miriam’s Song and how they apply to Klal Yisroel as…

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Emunah, Fundamentals in Judaism, Parsha Insights

The Greater Light Hidden in Shirat Miriam

Posted on May 1, 2023March 12, 2024 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on The Greater Light Hidden in Shirat Miriam
The Greater Light Hidden in Shirat Miriam

BS”D And Israel saw the Great Might that Hashem did with Egypt, and the people feared Hashem, and they had faith in Hashem and in Hashem’s servant Moshe. Shemos 14:30-31 After witnessing the destruction of the Egyptian army at Krias Yam Suf, Klal Yisroel was empowered, albeit temporarily, to break free from the debilitating slave…

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A Woman's Avoda, Emunah, Fundamentals in Judaism, Parsha Insights

The Great Light on the Threshold of Shirat HaYam

Posted on May 1, 2023May 3, 2023 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on The Great Light on the Threshold of Shirat HaYam
The Great Light on the Threshold of Shirat HaYam

BS”D Several weeks ago, I set out to write what I thought would be a single longish article… Many hours and 4,837 words later, I found myself putting the finishing touches on a three part series of articles. I’m surprised at where this magnum opus Hashem sent me went– the unexpected turns, side paths, and…

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A Woman's Avoda, Emunah, Fundamentals in Judaism, Parsha Insights

Three Facts About Avraham Avinu That You May Not Know

Posted on November 6, 2022November 7, 2022 By Simcha Gittel No Comments on Three Facts About Avraham Avinu That You May Not Know
Three Facts About Avraham Avinu That You May Not Know

BS”D You may know that at a young age Avraham Avinu recognized that there is a single Creator and Conductor of the World, that he smashed his father’s idols, and that he miraculously survived Nimrod’s fiery furnace. But why did God single out Avraham to become Avinu, the forefather of the Jewish nation? A reading…

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Emunah, Fundamentals in Judaism, Parsha Insights

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