Weekly Parsha Deuteronomy

Havdalah what is it and how are the 3 aspects of it, a drink, spices, and fire meaningful. 
 
Rav Hirsch On THe Weekly Parasha

In this week's discussion, we dive headlong into one of philosophy's hardest questions- the nature of the mind.
Rav Hirsch shows us how a phrase in this weeks parashah so often understood as self-preservation, however delving deeper, we get a profound warning to protect our understanding of God and the Soul

We show with sensitivity to the context of the Jewish journey both a personal message and one for today's society. This is all brought to life with the use of today's cultural climate as a metaphor.
 
Based on the teachings of Rav Samson Raphael Hirsch Jewish Philosopher teacher and leader.
 
Rav Hirsch On THe Weekly Parasha

Parasha Ki Tavo - The Meaning of a curse feat. Judaism Reclaimed

Parasha Ki Teitzei - Meaning to a Wayward son

Parashat Shoftim Never by faith alone

Welcome back, it been a good few weeks break, but good to be back.
This weeks Torah portion we look into Grace after meals (benching) and the concept of a blessing.
What are Jewish people doing? and how is it useful or meaning full? and what does this have to do with WAR?

For the new Sefer, Devarim, I decided to bring out a few points Rav Hirsch will be using throughout this last volume. Devarim is considered a repetition, what Moshe told the children of Israel before they entered Erez Israel. However, there is an intricate pattern as to which commandments are, in fact, repeated. Enjoy.