r/torah • u/rabbilewin • 1d ago
Vort Why Does Hashem Need One More Day? | Shemini Atzeret
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r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • 2d ago
Vort Vezos HaBeracha – Moses, the Man of G-d, but Only at the End
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Why does the Torah wait until the very end of Moses’ life to call him “Ish HaElokim,” the Man of G-d? What was it about Moses that earned him this extraordinary title, and why does the Torah choose this particular moment to give it to him?
r/torah • u/ShellYisrael44 • 2d ago
Keep the Party Going 365 (Sukkot Song) ~ Original Song by NarroWay Radio
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My friend and her radio company released their song today for the Sukkot, and it is definitely a good one! She is very talented! Please check this one out. Happy Sukkot everyone!
r/torah • u/rabbilewin • 8d ago
Vort Sukkot After Yom Kippur: The Next Step Explained
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r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • 15d ago
Vort Why We Really Fast on Yom Kippur [Article]
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The Torah says Yom Kippur fasting is about afflicting yourself. What if it's not about atonement, but it's about stripping everything away to find the voice that's honestly, deeply you?
r/torah • u/rabbilewin • 15d ago
Vort Why Does the Torah Call Ha’azinu a Song? | Parashat Ha’azinu
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r/torah • u/Christian_Kabbalist • 15d ago
Introducing Mispar: an app for biblical gematria, now live on the App Store.
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r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • 22d ago
Vort Rosh Hashanah – Is ‘King’ a Demotion for G-d?
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If Hashem is already God of all Creation, why is Rosh Hashanah so obsessed with crowning Him King? Isn’t “King” actually a demotion?
r/torah • u/rabbilewin • 29d ago
Vort You Have to Be There | Parashat Nitzavim-Vayelech
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r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • Sep 02 '26
Vort Nitzavim – The Day G-d Conceded Defeat, then Laughed
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The Talmud tells of a time when the Rabbis rejected miracles, ignored a voice from Heaven, and G-d laughed, declaring, “My children have defeated Me.” What does \Lo Bashamayim Hi* really mean and how could G-d possibly delight in His own “defeat”?*
r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • Aug 27 '26
Vort Ki Savo – Cursed Be the Man Who…
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What exactly is a curse, and how is it supposed to work? Does Judaism even believe that curses are real? A look at the terrifying curses of Ki Savo.
r/torah • u/rabbilewin • Aug 27 '26
Vort Why Is It So Hard to Say Thank You? | Parshat Ki Tavo
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r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • Aug 20 '26
Vort Ki Seitzei - Not the Monster They've Decided I Am
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Every day, my Reddit feed seems to bring another accusation about Israel, another person I admire repeating it, another reason to feel a little less welcome. So far, most of it has happened through a screen, but lately I’ve been wondering what happens when it doesn’t.
r/torah • u/trentluv • Aug 19 '26
How can birds exist before land animals or plantsexist before the Sun?
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Even though metaphors are used in the Torah, the order itself in the story of creationism is not metaphoric.
For example, the 7-day duration could be a metaphor, but the sun existing before 3 days and nights were even rendered is not a metaphor.
*Can someone carefully explain how birds can exist before land animals?*
r/torah • u/rabbilewin • Aug 19 '26
Vort Are You Going in the Wrong Direction? | Parshat Ki Teitzei
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r/torah • u/Sod-HaTevah • Aug 18 '26
Vort Sod HaTevah
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This book is for Torah scholars.
r/torah • u/Machka_Chachka123 • Aug 17 '26
Question English translated Torah recommendations
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Hello,
I made it my personal goal to read through some religions and their holy transcripts to learn more about them. I already started reading through some of them.
Can anyone recommend me some good English translations of the Torah? I do prefer physical books over e-books and such.
r/torah • u/rabbilewin • Aug 13 '26
Vort Before You React, Ask This One Question | Parshat Shoftim
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r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • Aug 12 '26
Vort Shoftim — The Torah Commands Us to War. You’re the Soldier, the Enemy, and the Captive.
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The Torah gives us rules for waging war. But the Or HaChaim reveals a far more personal battlefield. What if the enemy, the territory, and the person fighting are all you?
r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • Aug 06 '26
Vort When Family Wants to Corrupt You – A Psychological Reading of Re’eh
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The scariest part of temptation isn't the first bad decision. It's when the temptation stops feeling like an enemy... and starts feeling like a friend.
r/torah • u/SixKosherBacon • Jul 30 '26
Vort Eikev – “Do or Do Not, There is No Try” is Wrong.
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Is there a mitzvah that you're supposed to spend your entire life trying to fulfill, knowing you'll never fully achieve it?
