articles on Ki Tavo
A Nation of Storytellers
A weekly Shiur by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks for the weekly portion "Ki Tavo".
The Sense of History
A shiur by Rabbi Berel Wein for the weekly Torah reading of "Ki Tavo".
Be Silent and Listen
A weekly Shiur by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks.
A Nation of Storytellers
The great questions - “Who are we?” “Why are we here?” “What is our task?” – are best answered by telling a story.
Lessons on Ki Tavo
The Code of Jerusalem
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | Elul 5784
Sins are not Swept Under the Carpet; They are Forgiven
Rabbi Haggai Lundin | 15 Elul 5783
Ask The Rabbi: How Many Shofar Blasts Must We Hear On Rosh Hashana?
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | 14 Elul 5783
The Pain And The Gain
Have You Ever Traced The Journey Of Your Life?
Rabbi Stewart Weiss | 14 Elul 5783
Gifts to the Poor
I live in chutz la’aretz. Am I required to leave peah in my backyard vegetable patch? Is there a requirement to leave leket, shich’cha and peah in your field today? The attached article will help you answer the attached questions.
Rabbi Yirmiyohu Kaganoff | 14 Elul 5783
Ki Tavo We Are What We Remember
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks
Parashat Hashavua: Publicizing those who Perform Mitzvot
Such an explicit declaration of apparent self-congratulation requires explanation, as it appears to be going on a limb and being boastful. Can/should a person really announce that he did everything he was supposed to?
Rabbi Yossef Carmel | 13 Elul 5783
