Rabbi Tuvia Serber

This class is a part of a chassidic discourse pronounced by the Rebbe, Rabi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, on the year 1984. On this discourse the Rebbe explains the spiritual meaning of Moshe and Aharon, how that meaning applies to our service to G-d (Torah and Prayer) and how it relates to the obligation on the… Leer más »They were Aharon and Moshe 5744 - 1

In this short class I the fact that whatever God asks from us, we can do it. It does alleviate a lot of the burden when we know He actually only asks from us what we can do. Based on Talmud Avoda Zara 3a

In this week Torah reading we find a nuance that can give us a proper understanding of the difference between Moshe and Adam (the first man). This difference is an eternal teaching.

Shalom aleichem! I'm very happy to present to you with this new series of short videos in which we'll learn together some basic and core ideas of Chassidic thought. I hope you enjoy them!

Isaiah 53 is one of the most famous chapters in the book of Isaiah. However, it was mostly misunderstood and purposefully interpreted in a wrong way, to prove a wrong point… Note:I did not continue the reading of the chapter because, according to the offered explanation, it is clear that the Jewish people suffer because… Leer más »Isaiah 53: What is he talking about?

This is a class on the Book Seven Gates of Knowledge. The main subjects of the class are the Unity of God according to Jewish mysticism and the beginnings of Idolatry, as described in the writings of the Rambam.

We find an interesting connection between the end of the second book of Torah (parashat Pekudey) and the beginning of the next book (parashat Vayikra). This connection gives us a message of hope even in the darkest moments of life.

In this class I explain a classic expression of Jeremiah 31: What's the New covenant he talks about? Sources: Jeremiah 31, Ramban on his comentary to Deuteronomy 30:6

We find that two specific people were the directors of the work in the building of the Tabernacle (Mishkan): Betzalel and Oholiov. When we explore their ascendance, we'll find an interesting fact and an important teaching in G-d's service.

In this short class we explain, beyond the dictionary definition, two profound ideas about what prayer is according to Judaism.