We learn about the greatest kindness, one which is purely altruistic, which is tending to the needs of the dead.

The midrash gives an analogy to the three friends of a person, and which one truly accompanies him to speak on his behalf in front of the king.

The midrash gives an analogy to the three friends of a person, and which one truly accompanies him to speak on his behalf in front of the king.

The Chofetz Chaim quotes the Shlah who directs us in how to make sure our money is used for the fulfillment of mitzvos that will stand in our good stead even after we have moved on to the next world.

The Chofetz Chaim quotes the Shlah who directs us in how to make sure our money is used for the fulfillment of mitzvos that will stand in our good stead even after we have moved on to the next world.

The Chofetz Chaim quotes the Shlah who directs us in how to make sure our money is used for the fulfillment of mitzvos that will stand in our good stead even after we have moved on to the next world.

We learn about the steps to take to insure that one's will is fulfilled in such a way that will guarantee a good investment for one's future world.

Shlomo Hamelech, King Solomon, exhorts us to do all that is in our power to serve Hashem while we are in this world.

We explore the obligation to learn Torah whether one is rich or poor.

We begin a new chapter which teaches us about the priority we need to give to these three most important spiritual assets - Torah, teshuva and mitzvos. We also see that if one can not accomplish them all, he should still try to fulfill as much as he can.