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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 23, 2020
Rabbi Fridmann The first Verse of Parashas Nitsavim states: “You are all standing, this day, before Hashem your G-d.” (Deut….
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 23, 2020
*Eve of Yom Kippur 1. Requesting forgiveness: Yom Kippur does not atone for offenses toward another person. Forgiveness must be…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 22, 2020
“Hashem said to Moshe: You are soon to lie with your fathers. This people will go astray after the alien…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 15, 2020
The Torah seems overly stringent about the practice of the Mitzvos without joy, as stated: “All these curses shall befall…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 15, 2020
Eve of Rosh Hashana 1. Cancellation of Vows: It is the custom to cancel all vows and promises, as when…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 14, 2020
The Midrash [Vayikrah 34:12] relates a story; Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai was possibly the holiest man that ever lived. Besides…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 11, 2020
Considering the current situation, many people will be hearing the shofar at home, whether because they are at high risk…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 10, 2020
After the curses of Ki Savo, Moshe our Holy shepherd, gathered all of us to conclude an alliance between Hashem…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 8, 2020
The Parasha of Nitsavim always precedes Rosh Hashana, as it contains three verses that describe the true Teshuva and its…
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By Sammy Tamir
/ September 4, 2020
The first Mitzva the Parasha orders us is the Mitzva of Bikkurim, as if immediately upon settling in Eretz Yisrael…
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Dear Friends,
Prayer (service of the heart) is the most powerful & effective way to help a fellow friend. The Chesed Club of South Florida receives many names of people who are in need including healing, recovery, livelihood, or names of people who need a Shidduch (soul-mate). In Z’chus (honor) of these people, we make a commitment once a day for only 2 hours to refrain from speaking, listening to, reading, or writing any forbidden speech, and we can pick any 2 hours a day that we want (but not while sleeping).
In his work, the Chofetz Chaim teaches that if we make a commitment once a day for only 2 hours to refrain from forbidden speech, we cause the angels up in Heaven to pray for the needy. And in observance of this Mitzvah (commandment), and by strengthening it throughout Klal Yisrael, it is told that it’s the most effective means of laying the foundation of a new Beis HaMikdash (the Holy Temple). We never ask for donations. What are you waiting for? Join us NOW!!!
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