Commentaries and Articles
Commentaries and Articles
The following articles present interesting information about
- the split of the nation of Israel into two opposing factions,
- the resultant exile and their whereabouts and influence,
- their Return to the Land of Israel,
- their Reconciliation of the two divided Houses of Israel,
- Re-Identification and complications and
- matters relating thereto
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- 1.9. Va'yeshev
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- 2.3. Boh
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- 5.1. Devarim
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Parashat Beshalach: Exodus 13:17 – 17:16
Haftarah Beshalach: Judges 4:4 – 5:31 (Judges 5:1 – 31)
In his video commentary on Parashat Beshalach, Rabbi Riskin reveals the Golden Guideline for preparing ourselves for the Final Redemption. He recalls Rashi’s commentary on the event in this Parashah when Moses starts praying to G-d for help as they reach the barrier of the Sea, with Farao’s troops drawing up from behind. What was G-d’s response to him ….?
Audio Commentary by Rabbi Feld – Parashat Yithro
Parashah: Exodus 18:1-20:23 Haftarah: Isaiah 6:1-7:6; 9:5-9:6
Parashat Yithro (Abundance) – Weekly Parashah
Texts: Exodus 18:1-20:23 || Isaiah 6:1-7:6; 9:5-9:6 NOTE: Kol HaTor, in its commentaries on the weekly Parashot, endeavours to search for and accentuate the Torah Messages contained in the Parashot as applicable to the main Theme of Tanach of the Return of the House of Israel, i.e. the Lost Ten Tribes of Northern Israel and […]
Brush with the Divine (Rabbi Chaim Richman)
by Rabbi Chaim Richman; The Temple Institute Parashat Yitro Exodus 18:1 – 20:23 Haftarah Yitro Isaiah 6;1 – 7:6; 9;5 – 6 (Isaiah 6,1-13) DISCLAIMER – the authors and promoters of the articles and videos that we place here are mostly not connected in any way to KOL HATOR and may well not share our views and interpretations. […]
Brush with the Divine
Parashat Yitro Exodus 18:1 – 20:23
Haftarah Yitro Isaiah 6;1 – 7:6; 9;5 – 6 (Isaiah 6,1-13)
The Shechinah (visible Presence of G-d) left His Nation when the 1st Temple was destroyed – and has never yet returned. The 2nd Temple was devoid of this Shechinah. Much is written by the Jewish Sages about the Return of the Shechinah but generally it points forward to the Time when the two divided Houses of Israel will reconcile and re-unite into ONE Nation. Sadly, this Reconciliation process is passed over by the Nation by laying it in the hands of a future ‘Messiah’ to achieve.
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Parshat Mishpatim: Are Laws Just Oppressive Restrictions?
In this week’s parsha (Exodus 21:1-24:18) we are in the midst of two of the most well known and epic stories in the entire Tanach: Revelation at Sinai and the Sin of the Golden Calf. The Israelites experience their highest high and their lowest low, all within the same few verses. However, smack in the […]
Parashat Mishpatim (Judgments) – Weekly Parashah
Texts: Exodus 21:1-24:18 || Jeremiah 33:25-33:26; 34:8-34:22 NOTE: Kol HaTor, in its commentaries on the weekly Parashot, endeavours to search for and accentuate the Torah Messages contained in the Parashot as applicable to the main Theme of Tanach of the Return of the House of Israel, i.e. the Lost Ten Tribes of Northern Israel and […]
Audio Commentary by Rabbi Feld – Parashat Mishpatim
Parashah: Exodus 21:1-24:18 Haftarah: Jeremiah 33:25-33:26; 34:8-34:22;
This is what it is all about… – Chen, Chesed v’Rachamim
Mercy, compassion, clemency, forgiveness, sympathy, empathy, leniency, concern
(Parashat Mishpatim: Exodus 21:1 – 24:18 – Haftarah Mishpatim: Jeremiah 33:25-26, 34:8-22)
Chen, Chesed v’Rachamim (pronounce ‘ch’ as in ‘Bach’) is the Mirror reflecting HaShem’s Love for ALL His Creation, in which we should judge ourselves daily. Let us paste it on our mirrors. It is the characteristics without which no one would be able to become citizens of His Eternal Kingdom. It is the essentials underlying the entire Geulah (Final Redemption) scenario which we are now facing before the approaching Geulah. It is …
The Importance of Covenants
In Parashat Mishpatim we read the rules of owning Jewish slaves. The practice is strongly discouraged, and the Torah stipulates that all Jewish slaves must be set free, their debts cancelled, every seven years. This practice protects Jewish slaves from being held as indentured servants for extended periods of time, and emphasizes the dignity of all, no matter social status.
In the Haftarah for Parashat Mishpatim, Jeremiah berates the people of Judah for keeping Jewish slaves against God’s wishes, and predicts that Jerusalem will be conquered because of the people’s disrespect for God.
This prophecy comes as a result…
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