Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein | Series: Insights into Creation
Parshas Lech Lecha- The Land of Israel: Different than all other lands
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein
Bereishis: Unraveling the Beginning of Creation
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein | Series: Insights into Creation
Yom Kippur Laws – Wearing Crocs, Eating & Drinking
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein
Avinu Malkeinu (Our Father, Our King)- Don’t Leave us Empty-Handed
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein
Ten Days of Repentence
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein
Beautiful thoughts on prayer from Rav Chaim Kanievsy.
Rosh Hashana Machzor – Insights into the Shemonah Esrei
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein
Teshuva
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein
Teshuva – should you tell someone that you did something bad to them? Even if they’ll never find out?
Parshas Shoftim: The Mitzvah of Escorting Someone Out of your Home
Rabbi: Rabbi Nachi Klein
The Parsha concludes with the law of the eglah arufah—the special procedure to be followed when a person is killed by an unknown murderer and his body is found in a field. The law underscores the responsibility of the community and its leaders not only for what they must do in the aftermath of such a case, but also what they should have done to prevent such a case to begin with.