D’var Shirah
Parashat Re’eh 5778
A D’var Torah for Parashat Re’eh By Rabbi Isaac Mann For this week’s d’var Torah on parashat Re’eh, I would like to share with you some homiletic interpretations that pertain to the mitzvah of tzedakah (roughly translated as “charity”) and … Continue reading »
Eikev 5778
A D’Var Torah for Parashat Eikev By Cantor Sandy Horowitz (’14) “Dear when you smiled at me, I heard a melody It haunted me from the start Something inside of me started a symphony Zing! Went the strings of my … Continue reading »
Va’ethanan 5778
The Paradox of Faces A D’var Torah for Va’ethanan By Rabbi Jill Hammer This parashah is a second telling of the wilderness revelation: a remix of Sinai, if you will. Our parashah is a part of the long speech Moses … Continue reading »
Devarim 5778
Call for Spiritual Rebirth A Dvar Torah for Devarim By Len Levin “How [eikhah] can I bear alone your trouble, your burden, your quarrel?” (Deut. 1:12) A paradox. Deuteronomy is the sunniest, most radiant and optimistic book of the Torah. … Continue reading »
