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How could Moshe present a compelling case for the Jewish people to choose a life of spirituality over physical pleasure, if Moshe himself never experiences the pleasures of this world? If he has only seen one side of the coin how can he tell us which side is better?!

How can one swim upstream by following the way of the Torah when most people around us are living lifestyles that contradict the way of Hashem?

Why does the fact that we are children of Hashem require us to respect the sanctity of our bodies and avoid harming ourselves? 

In a world full of disputes in Jewish law and differences of custom in Jewish practice, how can we maintain unity between all Jews in our service of Hashem? Is it possible to have one accepted system of establishing Halacha, when there is thousands of years of different practices and conflicting traditions? Can the Jewish people truly be "one nation under God?"

All this and more in this week's TorahTalk Parsha Podcast!

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Welcome to one of the most powerful Torah portions in the Torah! 

What are the 4 conditions of proper prayer? Is there a best time to pray? When is that?! 

Do Jews care what non Jews think of us? Why or why not? 

What is Moshe's guarantee of how a Jew can return to God even in the depth of a painful exile, and even when one feels so spiritually distant? 

How can we avoid the hardships of our time, and the pain and tragedy before the coming of Moshiach?    

All this and much more in this jam-packed parsha, Va'eschanan!

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Welcome to the 5th book of the Torah! Why all the repeated information? Does the Torah really need to be summarized at the end?

How should one rebuke a fellow Jew who has sinned? Or more importantly.... how should one NOT rebuke a fellow Jew....

After the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, there was some discussion about how to ensure the safety of Supreme Court Justices, some of whom were being threatened with death. What protection is provided to a Jewish judge in the land of Israel? 

All this and more in this week's TorahTalk Parsha Podcast! 

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Why is a promise such a big deal in Judiasm? Why was Moshe upset the the Jewish army failed to kill the women of Midyan? How did the Jewish people receive forgiveness for their terrible sin of sinning with the women of Midyan? 

What lessons can we learn from this story in how we can to Teshuva, and repent from our sins and become closer to Hashem?

Listen to a mind-blowing perspective on an alternative way to understand the topic in the parsha about Kosher pots and utensils that will leave you wowed at the depth of the Torah and the endless messages hidden within the simple texts. 

If you've never hear a TorahTalk Parsha Podcast - this is the time to give it a listen!!

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How can we help inspire Jews who are feeling disconnected? Is the spiritual connection of our fellow Jews our "problem?' If yes, what is our responsibilities? Am I supposed to make sure someone else follows the Torah? What do I see to someone I meet who is clearly violating the Torah's commandments? 

Am I supposed to be like Pinchas? Do I need to get involved?  

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Magical angels. Talking Donkeys. Manipulated blessings. This week's Torah portion is packed with strange and mysterious phenomena. How do we make sense of it all?

What gives someone the power to bless - or curse - and for that to be fulfilled? Can it happen in 2022? Can I myself tap into these powers? (Hint: Yes. Tune in and I'll tell you how!)

All this and more in this week's TorahTalk Parsha Podcast!   

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Why does God give us Mitzvos that seem to make no sense? 

Why did the Jews complain so much?

Why did God cure illness by telling Moshe to hang a copper serpent on a stick and have people look at it (the symbol still used today on ambulances around the world!) - how does this magical symbol heal? What's the real message here?!

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Did you ever experience something that made you feel God's presence in your life? Did you ever experience something that made you feel that God's presence was clearly not  in your life? Do we have the power to choose to change feelings of distance from God to feelings of closeness to Him?
Parshas Korach talks about the rebellion against Moshe and Ahron instigated by Korach. Some say Korach's uprising was triggered by a sincere desire to serve God - Korach was jealous that he wasn't given the position that Ahron had, to serve Hashem in the Mishkan.

Some say Korach was the epidemy of  a heretic, who denied in the legitimacy of Moshe and the authenticity and origin of the Torah. 

So which one was he? A God hating heretic or a sincere but misguided Jew?  

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In this week's Torah portion the sin of the spies is recorded. The spies, who went to scout out the land of Israel and came back with a report that was brutally honest - were severely punished for their report!

What was wrong with what they said, if they told the truth about what they found? What was the sin of the Jewish people that made them deserve the ultimate punishment - 40 years of wandering through the desert followed by an untimely death without the opportunity to enter the land of Israel!?

Is it possible to have faith in God when we cannot possible imagine how God will help us? Can we reasonably expect God to bring us a miracle, being that we live in an era when God does not perform open miracles that contradict the laws of nature? 

Tune into this week's Parsha Podcast and discover the powerful lesson we can learn from this fascinating story of the spies, and discover a life-changing perspective in Emunah that is incredibly relevant in our daily lives.  

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