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Rabbi Yakov Bronsteyn - Parsha Classes episodes
- 445. Succos Yahrtzeit Class - Educating Our Children
We discuss why particularly on Succos the subject of education comes up.
30 min - 444. Yom Kippur Yizkor Drasha - Sacrifice
We discussed what is the key to sacrifice and how do our parents imbibe in us this trait.
19 min - 443. Torah Broker Podcast Guest - Money
We discuss determination vs self accomplishment regarding financial success and other issues.
45 min - 442. Tisha B’Av - Kinna 34
The truth always prevails and Zechariah Hanavi. This was given at the explanatory kinnos on Tisha B’Av at the Ohr HaTorah Congregation in Phoenix, Arizona.
7 min - 441. Shevuos - Women Are Torah’s Gatekeepers
This was a talk at the Shearim Torah High School in Phoenix Arizona on the occasion of their Shevuos Yom Iyun. We discuss women’s role in the study of Torah.
34 min - 32 min
- 439. When A Small Act Changes History
Why do we take three step back in Shmonei Esrei? What significance do they have.
45 min - 438. Sheva Brachos - Bas Yisrael in Phoenix
Sheva Brachos for Mordechai and Bracha Wolin. She discuss the education can’t be שלא לשמה.
11 min - 437. 85th Birthday - A Spiritual Achievement
My father’s 85th birthday in Glatt Ala Carte in Brooklyn, NY on 1/1/26.
11 min - 11 min
About Rabbi Yakov Bronsteyn - Parsha Classes
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Rabbi Bronsteyn is the West Coast Kashrus Administrator for the world renowned Star-K Kosher Certification. Rabbi Bronsteyn is one of the four "Founding Fathers” of the Phoenix Community Kollel. He was raised in Lawrence, New York. While studying in both the US & Israel, he earned a Bachelors in Economics from Queens College & was ordained at Yeshiva Mercaz Hatorah in Jerusalem. As a well seasoned senior lecturer, he offers popular public classes in the community & other venues in the greater Phoenix area.
Questions or comments? Email Rabbi Bronsteyn at [email protected]