Rabbi Gordon - Eikev: 1st Portion

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Rabbi Gordon - Eikev: 1st Portion

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Rabbi Gordon - Eikev: 2nd Portion

Rabbi Yehoshua Gordon directed Chabad of the Valley in Tarzana, CA until his passing in 2016.

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A story I heard September 5, 2024

Despite the joke of the dog and the verse, there is a story with R levi yitzchok of berditchev written in likutei diburim, how he went to rescue a Jew from his spiritual imprisonment and how the owner shot his vicious dog who used to attack Jews. Reply

Samantha August 18, 2024

Verse 14 says Jews will be "the most blessed of all the peoples." Is this why we're called the Chosen People? Is verse 18 the source for the mitzvah to remember the Exodus? Reply

dale hurley fanncy gap, va July 22, 2013

I am a Gentile who has been somewhat studying Judaism for years. At times I come to a sticking point. Sometimes I ignore them. Sometimes I find answers This question is basic but it expands. If the land of Israel is so important, how could 2 ½ tribes thumb their noses at G-d and His gift and decide they don’t want it and Moses and even G-d seem ok with that. For space, the question is oversimplified. Can it be explained easily online with a link to some article or talk? Reply

Steve Joo August 2, 2020

in response to dale hurley:

See parashas Matot-Masei Reply

Dovid Olensky North Miami Beach, FL August 14, 2022

in response to dale hurley:

Hi Dale. Excellent question! On the Chabad.org website, in the upper right hand corner, there is a search box. I just typed "tribes trans Jordan," and the 1st three articles may be what you're looking for. Enjoy! Reply

excellent talk by rabbi kaplan on it September 2, 2024

in response to dale hurley:

chabad.org/multimedia/video_cdo/aid/1896054/jewish/Can-You-Change-Your-Fate.htm Reply

Dale Hurley fancy gap August 4, 2020

in response to Steve Joo:

Maybe I should read numbers 32.
Thanks but if that's the best you can do why bother?
Where do you think the question came from?
You got a link to where the answer to the question might be explained? Reply

Anonymous USA July 21, 2013

Eikev 1st portion Thank you Rabbi Gordon for today's Chumash portion. Reply

Rabbi Gordon - Eikev: 1st Portion

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