Bechukotai

Leviticus 26:3-27:34

To Labor in Torah Study On the phrase,Vayikra 26:3. "If you proceed in My statutes," the Sifri states (as quoted by Rashi): Is the intent the performance of the mitzvos? The continuation [of the verse] "and are careful to keep My commandments" pertains ...

Once the Mitteler Rebbe was sent on a mission by his father. He had to spend Shabbos in a small town on the way. The chassidim in the town were happy to be able to host such a great man. They carefully watched every movement which he made. To their ...

Adapted from Likkutei Sichos, Vol. III, p. 1012ff; Vol. VI, p. 112ff; Vol. XVII, p. 313ff; Vol. XXII, p. 163ff Satisfying Thirst One characteristic of the human condition is a desire for growth.At times, this desire is consciously appreciated and ...

This week’s Torah reading begins with a description of the blessings a person will receive for the observance of the Torah and its mitzvos. And it continues with a detailed description of the retribution to be visited upon our people if they fail to ...

The Sidra of Bechukotai begins with the words, “If you walk in My statutes,” and the Sicha is in effect a profound commentary—almost a meditation—on this single phrase. It explores two central themes: The nature of Torah learning, and the relationship ...

Experience the gems of the Parshah with the classic commentaries, and a kabbalistic twist.

Being a Jew requires forcefulness and a commanding nature -- qualities seemingly incompatible with humility...