All posts by Aaron Sull
Going in Reverse to The Redemption
What’s the Connection? The Midrash connects the opening words of this Parsha, “Speak to the children of Israel, that they
Personalizing our Garments
An argument had broken out between a Bar Mitzvah boy and his parents. He was insisting on coming to
The Timeless Perspective
In this week’s portion, the Jewish people are commanded to build the Mishkan (tabernacle): “They shall make a sanctuary for
Unimpeachable?
The entire country has been engrossed in litigation this past week as we follow the impeachment trials. Many questions
Three Tiered Unity
Half-Shekel, Mishpatim and Purim This Shabbos, in addition to the regular Torah reading of Mishpatim, we also read a selection of the Torah
Mindful and Consideration
Before sharing a short word on the parsha, Nora, myself and all the kiddies want to express out gratitude
Follow the Sapphire Brick Road
We all want a yellow brick road to follow: something clear and obvious to show the path ahead. Many
Blind Faith
Immediately after the Jews had received the Ten Commandments at Sinai, they were given several civil laws known as
Throw in The Towel
The news this week has been constantly covering the many reactions to last Wednesday’s violent riots… an attempt to
Remember to Stop and Smell the Roses
In this week’s Parsha, Moses speaks to the children of Israel about the impending redemption which is about to