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Midrash on every Parsha in the Torah. An intriguing pathway to a deeper understanding of Judaism.
Midrash on every Parsha in the Torah. An intriguing pathway to a deeper understanding of Judaism. episodes
- Midrash Vayelech: A Torah definition of the living dead.
The Midrash defines how you can be dead even while alive
2 min - 6 min
- 6 min
- Midrash Ki Tavo. “God, I’m not moving from here until You bless me.”
When are you allowed to "force" God's hand
4 min - Midrash Ki Tavo. “God, I’m not moving from here until You bless me.”
When are you allowed to "force" God's hand
4 min - Midrash Ki Teitzei: Two sides of the same coin.
The Midrash seeks to define the relationship between Shabbat and the arch enemy of the Jewish People - Amalek
6 min - Midrash Ki Teitzei: the psychological origins of the self-hating Jew
How Amalek affected the psyche of the Jewish People
5 min - Midrash Ki Teitzei: the psychological origins of the self-hating Jew
How Amalek affected the psyche of the Jewish People
5 min - Midrash Ki Teitzei: Sending away the mother bird - Why such great rewards for an act of cruelty?
The Zohar offers a mystical reason for this unusual commandment
5 min - Midrash Ki Teitzei: Sending away the mother bird - Why such great rewards for an act of cruelty?
The Zohar offers a mystical reason for this unusual commandment
5 min
About Midrash on every Parsha in the Torah. An intriguing pathway to a deeper understanding of Judaism.
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Midrash provides the psychological backstory to the Torah and changes your spiritual thinking patterns. You will soon realize that the Torah cannot be fully understood without Midrash. The written…
Torah is hiding the true meaning and spiritual nourishment that you are meant to extract. Learning Midrash is a great source of faith because the Midrash pulls back the curtain to reveal God’s hiding places - you see how God operates at the intersection of free will and Jewish destiny.