Rabbi Tuvia Serber

This class is parts of a talk by the Rebbe on the blessings that Lavan received because of Yaakov. In explaining two views of the Zohar, the Rebbe touches upon fundamental concepts for non Jews.Based on Likutei Sichot, vol. 20, p. 136

This class is parts of a talk by the Rebbe on the blessings that Lavan received because of Yaakov. In explaining two views of the Zohar, the Rebbe touches upon fundamental concepts for non Jews.Based on Likutei Sichot, vol. 20, p. 136

In this week’s Torah reading we find an apparently irrelevant story about the wells of water Itzchak dug. Ramban explains the lesson on this in his commentary to Bereshit 26:20.

This class is based on a talk by the Rebbe explaining a story of Abraham and his guests. Abraham would force them to thank G-d after giving them food. What’s the value of a forced recognition?Based on Likutei Sichot, vol. 15, p. 122. Original English text of the Rebbe’s talk:https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/project-pls-e0f4f.appspot.com/o/CtCNPPrGlAA0mEegj2r9%2Fpdf%2F31a84730-5c59-11ed-949c-5f9f6e75e668?alt=media&token=8b13fcb6-0903-4c8b-8af1-86efe98d6684

In this week’s Torah reading we find an apparent repeated description of Avraham. he was old and advanced in days. But we know the Torah does not repeat anything. What can we learn from this apparent repetition?

This week’s Torah reading tells the story of Ishmael, the oldest son of Avraham being kicked out of the home for being a bad influence to Yitzchak. Ishmael was sick and prayed to G-s. G-d decided to hear his prayers even though in the future he would be a problem.

This class is based on a talk by the Rebbe where he anlizes two laws on the Rambam, Laws of Kings, where he talks about howthe Jews have to teach the non-Jews about the Seven Noahide Laws.  Based on Likutei Sichot, vol. 35, p. 94

This week’s Torah reading relates the story of Avraham fighting against the kings, among other stories. G-d tells Avraham tht He would be «his shield». Why would Avraham need a shield after the war?Based on Tora Or, Lech Lecha, Magen Avraham.

This class delves into a few sources in the Chabad chassidic thought that talk about the prohibition of Bad Tongue: Lashon HaRa. From those sources a person can understand how terrible this sin is. It applies to Non Jews also.

This class explains a chassidic discourse by the Rebbe, delivered in Simchat Torah 1984. The discourse discusses a verse from Psalms 115 regargind a philosophical argument between the nations of the world and the Jewish people. The class is based on this text:https://tuviaserber.com/may-the-l-rd-our-g-d-be-with-us-as-he-was-with-our-forefathers-may-he-not-abandon-us-or-forsake-us-5745 Note: throughout the class I mention psalm 117. The correct one is… Leer más »Where is your G-d?