A Mayanot Moment

The deeper meaning of Abraham's request to his wife -- "Say that you are my sister." Presenter: Rabbi Kaplan

Abraham's method of time management shows us how to make the most of each day. Presenter: Rabbi Shemtov

The relationship between Abraham and Isaac as embodiments of love and fear teaches us the proper emotional balance in our relationship with G-d. Presenter: Rabbi Levenger

Jacob’s dream of angels ascending and descending on a ladder teaches us a lesson about seizing opportunities. Presenter: Rabbi Glass

The meaning of the name "Israel" emphasizes the importance of effort and struggle in our relationship with G-d. Presenter: Rabbi Gestetner

In prison, the Alter Rebbe offers a deeper interpretation of G-d's question to Adam of Where are you?" Presenter: Rabbi Moss

Why Joseph felt compelled to give Pharaoh advice when he was only asked to interpret his dream. Presenter: Rabbi Silberg

Joseph's reconciliation with his brothers teaches us a powerful lesson in how to overcome resentments toward people who have hurt us. Presenter: Rabbi Guth

When Jacob embraced his estranged son, Joseph, for the first time in years, he recited the Shema. What was the special significance of saying this prayer? Presenter: Rabbi Breitowitz

The Books of Genesis and Exodus as two phases in the development of a person and of the Jewish people. Presenter: Rabbi Shlomo Kaplan

G-d reveals Himself to those who desperately desire Him. Presenter: Rabbi Uri Kaploun

G-d's command to Moses, "Come to Pharaoh," as a message to each one of us and its connection to the day of 10 Shevat. Presenter: Rabbi Wichnin

A connection between the Rebbe's inaugural address "Basi LeGani" and this week's Torah portion which speaks about the manna from heaven. Presenter: Rabbi Eli Touger

The difference between a gift that the recipient is prepared for and one that comes as a purely unilateral act from the giver -- and how this applies to the Giving of the Torah and the Sin of the Golden Calf. Presenter: Rabbi Rosenbloom

Two levels in the contract between the Jewish people and G-d are represented by two different accounts of the giving of the Torah. Presenter: Rabbi Kaplan

The meaning of the keruvim (cherubs) on the Ark and how working for a living helps one become a "brother" of G-d. Presenter: Rabbi Shemtov

The opening words of this parshah -- "Lift up the head and give..." -- as an instruction to become elevated to a higher state of consciousness by giving to others. Presenter: Rabbi Glass