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Avoda of Nissan

Photo Caption: Rabbi Berach Steinfeld

Bnei Yisroel were redeemed from Mitzrayim on Pesach. The Ramban, in his psicha for Chumash Shemos, says that galus will not end until Bnei Yisroel return to their place and to the “maalos” of their avos (forefathers.) When Bnei Yisroel left Mitzrayim, they left the house of slavery, but they were still considered in galus because they were in the midbar and not in their own land. When they arrived at Har Sinai and made the mishkon, they reached the maaleh of the avos. […]

Avoda of Nissan

Photo Caption: Rabbi Berach Steinfeld

Bnei Yisroel were redeemed from Mitzrayim on Pesach. The Ramban, in his psicha for Chumash Shemos, says that galus will not end until Bnei Yisroel return to their place and to the “maalos” of their avos (forefathers.) When Bnei Yisroel left Mitzrayim, they left the house of slavery, but they were still considered in galus because they were in the midbar and not in their own land. When they arrived at Har Sinai and made the mishkon, they reached the maaleh of the avos. […]

Avoda of Nissan

Photo Caption: Rabbi Berach Steinfeld

Bnei Yisroel were redeemed from Mitzrayim on Pesach. The Ramban, in his psicha for Chumash Shemos, says that galus will not end until Bnei Yisroel return to their place and to the “maalos” of their avos (forefathers.) When Bnei Yisroel left Mitzrayim, they left the house of slavery, but they were still considered in galus because they were in the midbar and not in their own land. When they arrived at Har Sinai and made the mishkon, they reached the maaleh of the avos. […]

Parshas Ki Sisa – Down, But Never Out!

Photo Caption: Rabbi Zvi Teichman (Credit: Avi Dear)

After discovering the people wildly rejoicing over the Golden Calf, Moshe throws down the Tablets and shatters them. He confronts his brother Aharon wondering how he could have brought about such a disaster. Aharon attempts to justify his predicament intimating they were instinctively predisposed to idolatry after many years in Egypt. He then alludes to […]

Parshas Ki Sisa – Down, But Never Out!

Photo Caption: Rabbi Zvi Teichman (Credit: Avi Dear)

After discovering the people wildly rejoicing over the Golden Calf, Moshe throws down the Tablets and shatters them. He confronts his brother Aharon wondering how he could have brought about such a disaster. Aharon attempts to justify his predicament intimating they were instinctively predisposed to idolatry after many years in Egypt. He then alludes to […]

Parshas Ki Sisa – Down, But Never Out!

Photo Caption: Rabbi Zvi Teichman (Credit: Avi Dear)

After discovering the people wildly rejoicing over the Golden Calf, Moshe throws down the Tablets and shatters them. He confronts his brother Aharon wondering how he could have brought about such a disaster. Aharon attempts to justify his predicament intimating they were instinctively predisposed to idolatry after many years in Egypt. He then alludes to […]

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