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It is wonderful to know that when I miss a shuir because of unforeseen circumstances I can listen to a good shuir from a knowledgable Rabbi at will. Thank you Chabad please keep up the fantastic work.
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When I give discourses on Scriptures, I make sure that , to the best of my ability, I try to reach as many as is possible, I keep my language, as simple as is necessary to reach the hearts of as many members of the congregation as is G-dly possible, I follow basically my own hand written outline, trying toset a theme that all can follow.
And, that would include the fact that the doors are open to all, including any nationality, or education.
I read my audience and try to notice if anyone is sleeping or nodding off, due to the fact that I am not reaching their minds, let alone their hearts.
I knew this talk to be on Noah, as I would say it, but, this fine knowledgeable Rabbai used terminologies, and languages that went right over my head, and I do have a fairly good education, though not university level, so I examine the folks I am speaking to and it is my job as a Preacher and teacher of the Word and sayings of G*d.To reach my audience, but, I fell alseep very fast, lost..
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HaShem uses the same logic to destroy the world and to promise not to destroy the world after Noach brings the sacrifice to Hashem and Hashem has now a positive will toward men... does this suggest that we might influence the mind of Hashem through our deeds or, has the decision already been made by Hashem and we in turn respond from that influence
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Good News or Bad News?
The text states: “the people were evil; the flood erased them from the earth”. However the Midrash equates the flood waters with the waters of creation which are pure and holy; is it good news or bad news? Is Torah in heaven or on earth?
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| In creating the world, G-d moved from nothing to something. In the new world of Noah after the flood, the creation responded by moving from something to nothing.
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| A five minute weekly Torah thought based on the teachings of Chassidut.
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| A compelling discussion on the Sages’ views of Noach’s behavior and status: to criticize or to defend.
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| How the development in science serves as a vehicle in enhancing our understanding of Kabbalistic concepts.
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| After the flood G-d tells Noah of His covenant not to destroy the world again and creates the rainbow to serve as the sign. But isn’t the rainbow simply a natural phenomena?
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| Get a detailed overview of the weekly Torah portion sewn together with keen insights and timely life messages.
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| Welcome to M-Cast, where we take a look at topics in the weekly Torah portion and see how it relates to the coming of Moshiach.
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| An in depth look at the weekly Parshah based on the talks of the Lubavitcher Rebbe
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| An in depth presentation of Chassidic teachings on the weekly Parshah.
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| An advanced presentation of Chassidic teachings on the Parshah.
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| Have you ever met a Rabbi who could give you an inspiring message in just two minutes? Well, here it is….
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| Financial worries and the daily grind of life are the cause of much stress and anxiety. What kind of advice does the Torah have for dealing with economic uncertainties?
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| A five minute weekly Torah insight based on the wellsprings of Torah and Chassidut.
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