The Torah tells us (Vayikra 23:22-24) “If you make a vow to Hashem, your G-d, do not delay in discharging it; for Hashem, your G-d, will...

The Torah opens this week with laws regarding judges. The Torah mandates that the judges “shall judge the people with righteous...

The parsha this week begins with (Devarim 11:26): “See, I present before you today a blessing and a curse. ראה אנכי נתן לפניכם היום ברכה...

The Torah says (Devarim 11:6): “and what He did unto Dasan and Aviram, the sons of Eliav, the son of Reuven; how the earth opened her...

The Torah says (Devarim 6:18) “And you shall do what is upright and good (הישר והטוב) in Hashem’s eyes that it may go well with you and...

At the beginning of the parsha, Moshe informs us what occurred earlier at the time he first began appointing judges: “I said to you at...

The Torah tells us how the tribes of Reuven and Gad desired to relinquish their right to inherit land in Israel, and instead requested...

In this week’s parsha, we learn how the five daughters of Zelophehad “stood before Moshe, before Elazar the Kohen, and before the leaders...

This week’s parsha tells us the story of how Balaam was hired to curse the Jews. The people of the time apparently believed that Balaam...

This week’s parsha tells us (Bamidbar 20:1) “The Children of Israel, the whole assembly, arrived at the wilderness of Zin in the first...