28 Iyar 5781 / Monday, May 10, 2021 | Torah Reading: Bamidbar
 
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Bamidbar: Coming of Age  
  Bamidbar: Coming of Age  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 5/8/2021, 20:51
 
In Judaism, age 20 is an important turning point in a person's life, and not just because the teenage years have been left behind for good.  


Bamidbar: "Speaking" Of The "Desert"  
  Bamidbar: "Speaking" Of The "Desert"  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 5/8/2021, 20:50
 
This is, perhaps, the reason why man, who sits at the top of the spiritual ecological chain, is referred to as a "medabehr," which means "speaker"...  


Bechukotai: Statute of Limitations  
  Bechukotai: Statute of Limitations  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 5/1/2021, 20:41
 
Where I live in Telzstone, the view of the Judean Hills is wonderfully relaxing. From my front lawn, where I often sit and learn...  


Behar: Shmittah Revisited  
  Behar: Shmittah Revisited  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 5/1/2021, 20:39
 
Like Shabbos itself, the Shmittah year is a reminder that G-d created the universe in six days and rested on the seventh...  


Emor: Parents and Priests  
  Emor: Parents and Priests  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/24/2021, 21:34
 
When two seem to mitzvot "collide," like being the High Priest and properly honoring one's deceased parent, it’s a sign that we need a better understanding...  


Emor: Not Free Yet  
  Emor: Not Free Yet  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/24/2021, 21:07
 
This year, rather than shut my Haggadah after Seder Night and simply enjoy the rest of the chag, I kept it open the entire...  


Acharei Mot: The Process of Redemption  
  Acharei Mot: The Process of Redemption  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/17/2021, 21:40
 
For those who don't know, Samae"l is the angel whose job it is to try to obstruct us from doing mitzvos, so that we can have the chance to overcome him and...  


Acharei Mot: Refining and Elevating  
  Acharei Mot: Refining and Elevating  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/17/2021, 21:41
 
Had Nadav and Avihu refined their spiritual sense even more, the Torah is telling us - like so many others before them - their mistake could have been avoided…  


Kedoshim: Holy Mitzvah!  
  Kedoshim: Holy Mitzvah!  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/17/2021, 21:53
 
We don't eat for eating's sake, and we don't indulge in other pleasures for their own sake either. We use the physical world as means to...  


Tazria: Removing the Barrier  
  Tazria: Removing the Barrier  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/10/2021, 21:00
 
Animals cannot change their status from impure to pure, but a man can - through Brit Mila and all that it represents…  


Metzora: Messages from Hashem  
  Metzora: Messages from Hashem  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/10/2021, 21:00
 
Antisemitism can be a message that we have become overly attached to our host nations and have forgotten where our true allegiance lies...  


Metzora: Resisting Social Pressure  
  Metzora: Resisting Social Pressure  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 4/10/2021, 20:59
 
One must be zealous in avodas-Hashem (service of G-d) and be willing to withstand social pressures to "bend" with the "winds of change" when...  


Tzav: Straight from the Heart  
  Tzav: Straight from the Heart  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 3/20/2021, 19:38
 
The service of the Mishkan is a continuation of whatever began with Avraham and Yitzchak at the time of the Akeida, and represented the same spiritual reality.  


Vayikra: Putting Out the Fire  
  Vayikra: Putting Out the Fire  
 
By Rabbi Pinchas Winston
Update date: 3/13/2021, 19:26
 
If the nations of the world understood the blessings that the Temple provided them, rather than destroying it, they would have built a wall around it to protect it!  


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