Reeh
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Prof. Yonatan Grossman Reay Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Shimon Klein The Choosing of Jerusalem The expression “the place which the Lord will choose” is repeated over and over again in Sefer Devarim. The words convey a riddle: there is a place, whose name is not mentioned – since it has not yet been chosen – but in the future, God will choose it. What is this choosing? What is the significance of the fact that the choice has not yet actually been made? What will it depend on? Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Amnon Bazak The Sanctity of the Nation of Israel in Sefer Devarim Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Amnon Bazak Atonement in Sefer Vayikra and in Sefer Devarim Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Menachem Leibtag Parashat Re'eh Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet Shemitta of Loans and Shemitta of the Land Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elchanan Samet False Prophet, Inciter, Condemned City Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Mordechai Sabato The Structure and Significance of the Opening Verses We turn our atttention this week to the structure and significance of the opening verses of Parashat Re'eh. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elyakim Krumbein Seeing God or Being Seen by God Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Elyakim Krumbein Seeing God or Being Seen by God Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yair Kahn The Chosen Place In the Torah, there is no explicit mention of Yerushalayim as the location of the eternal location of the temple. Instead, the Torah refers to "the place that Hashem will choose". At the beginning of our parasha, the Torah prohibits bringing sacrifices on any altar other than the one located at the place that Hashem will choose. The end of the parasha discusses the three regalim; the festivals of Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkot when Yisrael are obligated to appear at the Temple in the place that Hashem will choose. All told, the phrase 'the place which Hashem will choose' appears in parashat Re'eh sixteen different times. Therefore, if we were to isolate a single theme of parashat Re'eh, it would no doubt be "the place that Hashem will choose," which ultimately refers to Yerushalayim. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yehuda Rock The Prohibition of Erasing God’s Name Chazal derive from our parasha the prohibition of erasing the written Name of God. Yet, a simple reading of the text points to a sizeable gap between the plain meaning of the verses and Chazal’s interpretation of them. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav Yoel Bin-Nun Where is “the place which God shall choose”? Parashat Re'eh speaks repeatedly of the importance of worshiping in "the place which God shall choose," an idea usually associated with Jerusalem. As we shall see, this term is in fact far broader, allowing for different sites throughout the period of conquest and the Judges, until the beginning of the monarchy. In particular, we will examine the connection between courts of justice and sacrificial worship, in light of modern archeological evidence. Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Prof. Yonatan Grossman The Place That the Lord Shall Choose In this shiur, we explore the structure of Devarim chapter 12, which emphasizes the concentration of the service of God in one location, as well as the permission to eat "meat of desire" and the prohibition to eat blood. What is the meaning of the numerous repetitions in this chapter? Parshat HaShavua - The Weekly Torah Reading
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Re'ei 5776 / 2016
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. Parashat Re'eh Parashat Re'eh 5777 - 2017
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Re'eh Parashat Re'eh 5778 / 2018
Rav David Silverberg S.A.L.T. - Parashat Re'ei Parashat Re'ei 5779 / 2019
Rav Amnon Bazak Parshat Re'eh - Atonement in Sefer Vayikra and in Sefer Devarim What is at the heart of the differences in perspective on the sacrificial offerings between Sefer Vayikra and Sefer Devarim, and what can this teach us about two distinct types of sanctity that the Torah presents?
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Motzaei Shabbat, August 27, 2016 Parashat Reeh
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Sunday, 24 Av 5776 - August 28, 2016 Parashat Reeh
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Monday, 25 Av 5776 - August 29, 2016 Parashat Reeh
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Tuesday, 26 Av 5776 - August 30, 2016 Parashat Re'eh
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Wednesday, 27 Av 5776 - August 31, 2016 Parashat Re'eh
Rav David Silverberg SALT - Friday, 29 Av 5776 - September 2, 2016 Parashat Reeh

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