Veshamru Bnei Yisrael Et Hashabbat
Veshamru Bnei Yisrael Et Hashabbat The concluding verse in Yismach Moshe states: Ushnei Luchot Avanim…. Vechatuv Bahem Shemirat Shabbat – Vecheyn Katuv Bitoratecha – Moshe descended from the mountain and brought...
Feb 21, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Haggadah Insights
As we sing and eat our way through the seder night there are plenty of customs and rituals that give definition and meaning to the evening(s).
Feb 21, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Elul & LeDavid Hashem Ori
Elul and Holiday Tips As we begin the month of Elul and the forty day march towards the Days of Judgment, we recite Psalm 27 after the daily blasts of the...
Feb 21, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Let’s Talk About Us
Let’s Talk About Us After a couple goes out for a reasonable amount of time; it is common for one of the two to say to the other, “Let’s talk about...
Feb 21, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Uvah Letzion Goel Uleshavei Pesha Beyaakov
Uvah Letzion Goel Uleshavei Pesha Beyaakov Shabbat Mincha like all other Mincha prayers throughout the week begins with Psalm 145, Ashrei. We have already learned about Ashrei in our Mussaf Tips...
Feb 20, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Uvah Letzion Goel Uleshavei Pesha Beyaakov II
Uvah Letzion II Can you imagine a young man and women deeply in love and committed to one another for life that are forced to be apart for awhile due to...
Feb 20, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Uvah Letzion III:Conclusion
After we recite the Kedushah Desidrah, and declare our loving commitment to G-d, the conclusion of Uvah Letzion describes the unbelievable opportunity and privilege we have been afforded by G-d to...
Feb 20, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Atoh Echad Veshimcha Echad
Atoh Echad Veshimcha Echad Shabbat Mincha continues with Kriat HaTorah which was instituted by Moses himself. We read three Aliyot from the Parshah of the following week. After returning the Torah...
Feb 20, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Atoh Echad Veshimcha Echad II
Atoh Echad Veshimcha Echad II The commentary Siach Yitzchak in the Siddur Hagrah, demonstrates that the body of our Tefillah corresponds to the three famous Shabatot in Jewish history and destiny....
Feb 20, 2013
By Hannah Farkas
Elokeynu Veelokay Avotainu
Elokeynu Veelokay Avotainu The next tefillah of Shabbat Minchah is Elokeynu Veelokay Avoteinu Retzey Bimenuchateinu, which means: G-d, the G-d of our fathers, be pleased with our rest (on Shabbat). This...
Feb 20, 2013
By Rabbi Ephraim Epstein
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