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| This class illuminates the story of the meraglim, the spies, in the light of Chassidut.
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| This class expounds upon the special greatness of the tribes Reuven and Gad.
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| The true function of Jewish kings and the unique nature of the kingdom of the house of David.
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| This class analyzes the story of Elijah the Prophet on Mt. Carmel where he challenged the worshipers of the Ba’al.
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| This class describes the outstanding life of the Rambam and the great books he authored.
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| This class explores the spiritual and legal status of a Kohen and Levi and their differences.
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| The first story in human history is a story we all know: Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Yet, it requires further study to uncover its deeper meaning and significance.
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| The simple story of Adam and Eve: Maybe it wasn't that simple after all
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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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| G-d created the world out of kindness; Abraham was the embodiment of that kindness. Chassidut reveals the nature of Abraham's love and fear, and his relationship with Sarah, Yitzchak, Yishmael and Hagar.
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| The G-dly refinement of the world has been going on for three and a half thousand years, counting from Sinai, the refinement is obviously through man’s efforts, and the world must grow from within the natural order. It all began with Yitzchak and his wells...
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| The story of Elisha from a Chassidic perspective.
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| This class unravels the special significance of Akeidat Yitzchak, the binding of Isaac; why this test of self sacrifice stands out from all others?
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| This class teaches the Kabbalistic spiritual significance of the Cave of Machpelah; the resting place of the patriarchs and matriarchs.
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| This class explains the difference between Yishmoel and Eisav through the prism of Chassidus.
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| A deeper look at the biblical story of Yosef being sold into exile by his brothers.
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| This class introduces the unique qualities that Efrayim and Menashe represent according to the teachings of Chassidut.
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| This class details the difference between Moshe and the Avot, our forefathers.
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| This class discusses the unique roles of Moshe vs. Aaron, leaders of the Jewish people, as expressed in the way they spoke to Pharaoh.
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