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Why does the Torah neglect to mention that we received the Torah on the Shavuot holiday?

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains why only Passover has a reason/purpose (we left Egypt) while other holidays seemed based on the harvest

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How is the holiday of Passover connected to Shavuot?

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains the famous historical argument, when what day does the counting of the “Omer” begin

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What are the rules of giving up my life to sanctify G-d, can I choose the rules?

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains the hows and whys of sanctifying our lives, and what does Loving your neighbor really mean.

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Why is it so important to honor our elders?

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains this special mitzvah of honoring our elders along with many other important commands in this weeks Torah portion

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Sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me – isn’t a Jewish thought Part 2

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains how the Torah looks at Slander, and is Leprosy a punishment?

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Sticks and stones will break my bones but names will never hurt me – isn’t a Jewish thought Part 1

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains how the Torah looks at Slander, and is Leprosy a punishment?

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Why did the Jewish people need so much time to get to Mt. Sinai.

Part 2

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains the need and importance of preparation, and how do you actually prepare to meet G-d

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Why did the Jewish people need so much time to get to Mt. Sinai

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains the need and importance of preparation, and how do you actually prepare to meet G-d

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What is the lesson from “sacrifices”? Part 2

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains the reason sacrifices were brought and how those effects us even today

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What is the lesson from “sacrifices”?

Join Rabbi Tzvi as he explains the reason sacrifices were brought and how those effects us even today

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