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 Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz—father of seven, husband of Dina, and spiritual leader at Chabad Jewish Center in Temecula, Calif.—has been rendered immobile by ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease). Unable to speak or type, he uses his eyes to write heartfelt thoughts on the weekly Torah portion.
The haftorahMalachi, 3:4-24. for Shabbat Hagadol is from the Book of Malachi, who lived at the beginning of the Second Temple era. He foretells of the time of Moshiach, and rebukes the Jewish people for putting the wicked on a pedestal, for not serving G‑...
The common denominator between Shabbat Hagadol, Miriam's passing, and parshat Tzav is that the darkness itself becomes light.
For the haftarah of Tzav, From the Teachings of the Rebbe
The haftarah for Tzav is from the book of Jeremiah. It begins with a rebuke to the Jewish people for not doing their sacrifices with sincerity, especially the olah (burnt offering). The prophet also chastises the people for not listening to G‑d or doing w...
While other personal offerings will cease when Moshiach comes, the Todah will not. What is unique about the Todah that makes it everlasting?
It is now more than two years since my arms and lips stopped working . . .
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