One Minute Daily Torah Thought - Rabbi Moshe Levin

Send us a textTry pulling inwards. Stop pushing and listen to your soul's voice.Support the show

Send us a textWhat does the perfect moment look like?Support the show

Send us a textAre me meant to be orderly (Seder-) or to go beyond (To Pass Over..)  all limits?Support the show

Send us a textWhat did my grandfather do today?Support the show

Send us a textSeeing G-d's kindness should strength our  downright logical conclusion that He will take care of us and will make sure that it's all going to be good.Support the show

Send us a textThe role of the Moses of each generation.Support the show

Send us a textMoses instructions on this day has enormous relevance to each of us.Support the show

Send us a textWhy is the exodus associated with a frenzied hurried pace?Support the show

Send us a textFour Questions About The Big Shabbat Why is it called the Big Shabbat? What does that name mean? All other holidays are associated with the day in the month when the celebratory event first transpired, but this is not about the day of the month, it's about the day of the week. Why are the events that happened on this Shabbat so significant that they're uniquely distinguished with a celebratory day?  Many many miracles happened before the exodus, we don't celebrate the day that the water turned into blood? The days the other plagues happened, what is so unique about this Shabbat? Some write that this is the beginning of the miracles that happened but..I don't understand, don't the plagues rate for anything?? Good Morning! On the tenth of Nissan we were told by Moses to offer a sacrifice to G-d. We were told to offer a sheep as a sacrifice. The sheep was the deity of the Egyptians, and they asked us, what's our god doing in your house? When we responded that G-d is ab

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Send us a textIf this person I am turning to is capable of giving a blessing, why must I ask? Doesn't a person capable of giving a blessing know what's going on in my life by Divine inspiration?Support the show

Send us a textPutting on Tefilin every time like the first time, try to go where it can take you.Support the show

Send us a textBefore Passover it's customary to give charity specifically to help people celebrate Passover, which has  considerably great expenses.This fund has throughout history been knows as "Maos Chitim" wheat money, because, among other things, the funds assist families in need to buy matzos, whichb consist of wheat flower and water.Technically, any of five kinds of grain are kosher to be used for matzos, wheat spelt rye oat or barley. The reason we specifically classify the fund as wheat money, is because when it comes to the holiday of freedom, we are meant to give the best. Not merely barley, but wheat.Similarly, the fund is not ONLY meant to help people buy matzos but to have all of the clothing and other delicacies needed to celebrate Passover in style. The tears of those in need and the spirit of those who have been humbled to ask for help is where gd rests. "You are high and holy and yet you rest on those who are humble" Isaiah 57.14. So a gift to a Jew in need is REALLY

Send us a textBrief but very deep analysis of his words.Support the show

Send us a textWhat's the significance of taking out three Torahs?Support the show

Send us a textCreation is about G-d + Me.Support the show

Send us a textIt may seem small, but what's your yardstick?Support the show

Send us a textWhat is the purpose of having a personal Rebbe?Support the show

Send us a textWhat direction are you going in?Support the show

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