... latkes and fun and you’re faced with a big dilemma – do you share a Dvar Torah with everybody. On one hand, you know the importance of Torah at a ... , while on the other hand you want to avoid the eyes-glazed-over look. Do you share a Dvar Torah at non-frum family gatherings? Does it depend on your oratory skills? Can you pass up the opportunity? People who looked at this item also ...

... a play on its root as 'advice'. The fire signifies the Torah and the slaughtering knife indicates his death if the soul is not adequate enough too the task of bringing itself ... place it left. The conversation between Avraham and Isaac is between the soul and the body: will the fire be the Torah, for good, or of Hell, for bad? The ewe is the promised reward for the righteous which usually ...

When Yaakov fled from Esav we are told that he lay down to rest and gathered around him stones for protection from wild animals. He did not place the stones around his entire body but the Torah says: VAYASEM MERASHOTAV, “…he arranged them around his head.” (Gen. 28,11) There is an interesting deduction that can be

... interesting aspect of that relationship - yours or someone else's - and share it with others. Someone ought to go away from a dvar torah thinking about how what you've said compares to their own relationship to ... good; you don't need text learning to look within yourself. That connection between you and Torah is the ikar, the most important thing; if it's not there at all you' ...

... us in that amount of space. If it reviewed it in such detail, it must be teaching something. It must be that the Torah is telling us that we can even look to the slaves of the forefathers for lessons in how we should be living and behaving. ... - and he put aside his personal issues and fulfilled his commitment. I said this dvar torah at my sons bar mitzvah shabbos on Parshat ...

... we present the following two "travelling" stories, plus a Dvar Torah from him on the Parsha. Rav Moshe Feinstein, ... home all without batting an eye. *** ON THE PARSHA from HaMaayan, Torah.org "And Esav came from the field, and he was exhausted.& ... Esav spurned the birthright, says Rav Kotler, the Torah is informing us of the root cause of all of his other sins. The details of Esav&# ...

... far-away 'Anglo-shul' for Shacharit on most weekday mornings has decided to be our 'Torah Tidbits' shaliach and bring a few copies of the weekly dvar torah sheet over to the Netzarim shul (where we daven) for our reading pleasure. I'm excited about this - if you can't tell. Although we were woken by some inconsiderate, noisy and not to ...

... of mine thinks that I live the way everyone should, in terms of experiencing and recalling. I'm not so sure. I just submitted a dvar Torah for Toldot or my school's weekly Torah newsletter. I sent in this one which appeared here last year. I like the comments that the post brought in. I just noticed the last one now. Anonymous, ...

... for the teachers from the parents.. and Dov Bear on the same topic. 4. Parshablog discusses some moral lessons from Parshat VaYeitzei 5. Geshmak Torah has a nice dvar torah on the parsha about being united... 6. Oh oh. According to Mystical Paths I have to change my ice cream light bulbs back to old fashioned ones...

... out there it's easy to find something new to read.  A recent "find" of mine has been a blog called "Geshmavk Dvar Torah of the Week".  The author of the blog consistantly has great d'vrai Torah that are insightful and perfect for your Shabbos table.  This week's offering can be found here. The blog is ...