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Rabbi Moshe Haber

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00:13:39

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Serving God with...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/16

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 356Serving God with Awe and DedicationThe source, an excerpt from an audio recording, provides an overview of the essential components of serving God, focusing on the two main pillars: fearing God and loving God. The speaker emphasizes that true fear of God is displayed through humility and submission, meaning a person views themselves as small and allows God's will to override their own. Additional displays of fear include being bashful or

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00:15:37

Rabi Moshe Haber: Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah:...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/13

Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah: Connecting Worlds Through TorahThe source, an excerpt from an audio recording, provides an explanation of the Jewish holidays of Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah, focusing on their spiritual significance and connection to God. The speaker explains that Sukkot is a period of drawing closer to God in a happy way, transitioning from the serious connection of Yom Kippur, and historically involved offerings for the seventy nations. Shemini Atzeret is described

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00:14:31

Rabbi Moshe Haber Hoshana Rabbah: Joyful Service and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/12

Hoshana Rabbah: Joyful Service and Serious JudgmentThe audio transcript provides a religious explanation of the holiday of Hoshana Rabbah, the seventh day of Sukkot, offering two converging interpretations of its significance. The speaker first explains that Hoshana Rabbah serves as a judgment day regarding rain and water, concluding the entire Sukkot festival, which is highly focused on water ceremonies and great celebration. Secondarily, the speaker introduces the Kabbalistic idea that Hoshana

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00:12:20

Rabbi Moshe Haber: Yosef's Exile, Identity, and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/10

Yoseph's Exile, Identity, and Connection to God.1 sourceThe audio excerpts primarily discuss the biblical figure Yosef Hatzadik, presenting him as a foundational example for Jewish people living in exile (Galut). The speaker explains that Joseph's experiences, particularly his resistance to Potiphar's wife, demonstrated an unwavering connection to God (Hashem) even when isolated and abandoned. This is seen as a preparation and model for the Jewish nation's later exile in Egypt and

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00:12:27

Rabbi Moshe Haber: Sukkah, Ushpizin, and the Power of...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/09

Sukkah, Ushpizin, and the Power of InfluenceThe source, an excerpt from an audio recording, outlines various interpretations of the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, specifically focusing on the concept of Ushpizin, or the seven spiritual guests who visit the Sukkah. The speaker explains that these seven figures—Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Moses, Aaron, Joseph, and David—each possess a unique strength that serves as a lesson for the observer, with a different leader each day. The discussion then focuses

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00:14:45

Rabbi Moshe Haber- Sukkah: God's Extra Touch of Love...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/06

Sukkah: God's Extra Touch of Love and ProtectionThe source provides a theological explanation of the holiday of Sukkot, focusing on the multiple interpretations of the sukkah—the temporary dwelling—as either a commemoration of the physical huts or the miraculous clouds of protection God provided in the desert. The speaker emphasizes that the core purpose of the sukkah is to represent an "extra touch of love" and unique care from God for the Jewish people, setting it apart from other

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00:19:20

Rabbi Moshe Haber- The Sukkah: Embrace, Shade, and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/05

The Sukkah: Embrace, Shade, and SpiritualityThe text, an excerpt from an audio recording, provides an interpretation of the holiday of Sukkot and the spiritual meaning of the Sukkah structure, asserting that it is an underrated and highly spiritual place called the "shade of Hashem." The explanation focuses on the requirement that the Sukkah have more shade than sun, interpreting this literally and figuratively as choosing to be in God's hands rather than relying on nature or

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00:10:01

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Love, Awe, and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/03

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 356Love, Awe, and Action in Mitzvot PerformanceThe source material is an excerpt from a discussion by Rabbi Moshe Haber centered on the Jewish concept of performing mitzvot (commandments), particularly as it relates to the transition from Yom Kippur to Sukkot. The rabbi emphasizes that the proper mindset for fulfilling commandments includes both awe and love of God, contrasting a begrudging, exhausted approach with a zealous, joyful one. He explains

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00:08:41

Rabbi Moshe Haber Yona's Mission and the Yom Kippur...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/10/01

Yona's Mission and the Yom Kippur ResetThe provided text is an excerpt from a sermon or lesson that focuses on the reading of the Book of Jonah on Yom Kippur. The speaker explains the story of the prophet Jonah, who was instructed by God to go to the non-Jewish city of Nineveh to get them to repent (Teshubah), but tried to flee by sea. Jonah’s subsequent near-death experience in a large fish and his eventual fulfilling of the mission is presented as an allegory for the Jewish people and every

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00:21:13

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Chesed and the...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/30

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 354-355Chesed and the Pillars of the WorldThe source is an excerpt from a discussion led by Rabbi Moshe Haber regarding the concept of gemilut chasadim, which translates to acts of loving-kindness, and its foundational role in Jewish life. The discussion emphasizes that gemilut chasadim is one of the three pillars upon which the world stands, suggesting that involvement in this practice develops a person's character more fully than any other

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00:13:56

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-The Path of the...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/29

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 348-350The Path of the Pious: Character and DeedsThe source, an excerpt from an audio recording by Rabbi Moshe Haber, explores the concept of personal piety and moral refinement through various Jewish ethical teachings and illustrative anecdotes. It emphasizes that true dedication involves demonstrating integrity in different life aspects, such as interpersonal respect (never speaking negatively to one’s spouse), maintaining spiritual purity, and

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00:11:43

Rabbi Moshe Haber - Divine Mercy and Forgiveness...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/28

Divine Mercy and Forgiveness Through Family ConnectionThe source, an excerpt from a talk by Rabbi Moshe Haber, explores the concept of emulating God's attributes of mercy and forgiveness, drawing upon a classic religious text that describes these divine characteristics. The main focus is on the idea that God forgives humanity because He views people as His inheritance or family, making it counterproductive for Him to hold onto anger, much like a person getting angry at their spouse or child

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00:14:22

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Vayelech -Moshe's Final...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/26

Moshe's Final Speech, Leadership, and RepentanceThe source material is an excerpt from a discussion by Rabbi Moshe Haber concerning the Torah portion of Perashat Vayelech, focusing on the final moments and speech of Moshe. The rabbi explains that Moshe’s final address, starting with the phrase "and he went," signifies that Moshe was physically strong but lacked divine permission or purpose to continue leading. He also discusses the significance of Moshe dying on his 120th birthday,

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00:24:23

Rabbi Moshe Haber- Rosh Hashanah: Vulnerability,...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/22

Rosh Hashanah: Vulnerability, Signs, and ShofarThe source material is an excerpt from a sermon by Rabbi Moshe Haber discussing the spiritual preparations and symbolism of Rosh Hashanah. The Rabbi emphasizes that approaching the New Year requires a mindset of complete vulnerability, viewing the "clean slate" as a total reset where one asks for life and health anew, rather than merely incremental improvements. The text explores why Hallel is not said on this holiday, citing that happiness is

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00:17:20

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Nisabim: the Jewish...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/19

The Jewish People's Collective Covenant and GuaranteeThe source offers a homiletic discussion on a new covenant or treaty made between the Jewish people and God, focusing on the biblical portion of Nisabim. The central theme explored is the shift from individual responsibility for keeping the Torah to a collective role where every Jew becomes a guarantor for the entire nation and the ultimate purpose of delivering the Torah to the world. The speaker addresses why all categories of Jews—including

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00:14:27

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-The Pious Path:...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/18

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 348-349The Pious Path: Embracing Dedicated Character TraitsThe source explores the concept of "aid," defining it as someone with intense passion or dedication to specific traits or areas, going beyond mere obligation. It emphasizes that an "aid" doesn't just "check boxes" but ensures the optimal outcome in their chosen domain, whether it's relationships, Torah study, or personal character. Examples illustrate

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00:41:17

Rabbi Moshe Haber Perashat Nisabim The Enduring...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/18

The Enduring Covenant and Collective Responsibility1 sourceThe source material explores a rabbinic discussion about the meaning and purpose of a new covenant introduced by Moshe shortly before his passing, as described in the Torah portion of Nisabim. The rabbi and participants analyze several key questions, including why this treaty is presented as a new concept after the giving of the Torah, why Moshe specifically addresses various classes of people, and why the language used is so stern. The

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00:16:15

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Cultivating...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/17

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 347-348Cultivating Sensitivity: Avoiding Embarrassment and Fostering Peace1 sourceThis audio segment discusses various teachings from different rabbis concerning actions that lead to a long life, emphasizing the importance of sensitivity and respect towards others. It highlights the detrimental impact of enjoying another's embarrassment and encourages listeners to be conscious of others' feelings in social interactions, even when unintended

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00:16:57

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Path to a Long and...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/16

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 346-347Path to a Long and Virtuous LifeThe sources collectively explore the concept of "Mesirat Nefesh," which translates to having an intense passion or commitment, often in a spiritual context, and how it can lead to a long and fulfilling life. Drawing on anecdotes from rabbis who attributed their longevity to specific, often subtle, acts of respect and diligence, the discussion highlights the idea that individuals often possess a natural

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00:18:06

Rabbi Moshe Haber Path of the Just-Layers of...

Rabbi Moshe Haber ·

2025/09/15

Chapter 19 - The Elements of Chassidut/Piety Page 344-345Layers of Sensitivity: The Path of the JustThis discussion emphasizes that goodness is multi-layered, not a simple checklist, suggesting an unending capacity for sensitivity and dedication in all aspects of life. It explores the meaning behind suffering for good people, concluding that while the reasons may be unknown for those experiencing it, such challenges serve as opportunities for atonement, protection, or inspiration for others. The

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