Fundamental aspects of eating Kodashim while Tamei find themselves on our daf for purely technical reasons.

The source of the time period within which chattas, asham and other korbanos must be eaten, is cited here, out of context, and nowhere else in Shas.

Infusing a spirit of volunteerism into duty and obligation is the ultimate service. Source Sheet Please use this link to register for the 50 Year Celebration on Oct 30 or to send Rabbi Lapin a message. https://Matmonimcelebration.com

This episode covers from Chapter  1  through Chapter   3 The power of the financial strains on a person. Why are they so ppwerful. Why they can't effect the hidden love of the neshama

We are commanded to rejoice exclusively for seven days, and yet we are conscious of the Hostages still in Gaza as we rejoice, like background radiation in everything we do. As Believers who seek to do God's will as revealed through His Word, how do we SANELY engage with life as life throws itself at us? We are not the first generation of God-followers to have such a balancing act made incumbent upon us. We explore together.

After 738 days, the precious hostages were finally released — but could there be a deeper message hidden in that number? In this video, we explore a Torah verse with the exact gematria of 738, revealing a powerful call to seek truth (Emes) and reject falsehood. This isn’t about coincidence. It’s about seeing Hashgachah Pratis — Divine guidance — in the numbers, the Torah, and the times we’re living in. 🔹 Explore the mysterious 738 connection 🔹 Discover the pasuk behind the number 🔹 Re...

The sugya of Rabi Yochanan explaining Rabi Eliezer's reasoning appears only in Menachos, not in Zevachim.

On today’s pages, Zevachim 26 and 27, a father challenges his son with puzzles worthy of a Talmudic logic olympiad. Behind the levitating livestock lies a deeper goal: to raise a child who can reason through chaos. How can the Talmud’s model of education help us teach not memorization but mindfulness and moral clarity? Listen and find out.

From childhood reading to spiritual renewal, this episode explores how the Torah serves as the ultimate guide for living and rebuilding our inner worlds. Drawing on personal reflection, Jewish wisdom, and the story of Rabbi Akiva, we explore how Simchat Torah invites us to revisit our beginnings with fresh eyes. Discover how each year’s Torah cycle offers new insight into who we’ve become, and how teshuvah allows us to renovate our lives with grace and intention.The Rise & Shine Podcast

Monday 21 Tishrei

Monday 21 Tishrei

Monday 21 Tishrei