
In the first of this week’s two parshiot, the pasuk states:- “You shall observe my statutes and my laws so that a person may do them and live by them” ..
Written by Amir Ellituv
Acharei Mos: A Dangerous Fiery Observance My brother-in-law recently made an interesting observation. He is in his mid-thirties and had studied in advanced ..
Written by Rabbi Aryeh Dachs
When the Torah says that the Cohen Gadol asked for forgiveness for himself, his family and of the nation as a whole (16:17) why does he not just ask for forgiveness ..
Written by Dovid Manson
One could call the first perek of our sedra the ‘holiest’ perek in the Torah, for it deals with the Yom Kippur service – the only time when the Kohen Gadol ..
Written by d fine
In acharei mos there is the description of the yom kippur service, and later a list of the fobidden relationships(arayos). And on yom kippur itself we read this ..
Written by d fine
In the Yom Kippur service, the kohen brings his own sacrifice and confesses his sins, and only afterwards does he bring the Bnei Yisrael’s sacrifice and gain ..
Written by d fine
The posuk says, “You should keep My statutes and My laws, which if a man obeys, ‘v’chai bahem’ [he shall live through them], I am Hashem.” ..
Written by Benjami A Rose
“With these Korbanos Aaron will enter the Kodesh” The Pasuk in Mishlei says “Yikarah Hee MiPeninim” – The Torah is more precious than ..
Written by Ben Rose
Molech was an Avodah Zara that was worshipped by giving one’s child to the priest who would then lead the child through 2 bonfires. The Torah is telling us that ..
Written by Benjamin A Rose
“And you shall love your neighbour as you love yourself, I am HaShem” There are so many questions we can ask on this line in Parshas Kedoshim but I’d like ..
Written by Anonymous
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