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Va Etchanan

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Va Etchanan – Be Careful What You Pray For

Parshah • July 2022

Va Etchanan – Be Careful What You Pray For

We are all familiar with the anecdotal traveller who argues vehemently with the gate steward to allow him onto the plane though he has arrived too late, but to no…

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Va Etchanan – Appeal to Their Heart

Parshah • August 2021

Va Etchanan – Appeal to Their Heart

Moses appeals to G-d and pleads to enter the promised land.  Why not argue his case, especially as justice is on his side? A plea appeals to the heart. Argument…

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Va Etchanan – The Power of Prayer

Parshah • August 2020

Va Etchanan – The Power of Prayer

Are all prayers answered? We may not always see changes in front of our eyes but a sincere request with a contrite heart always facilitates change – even changes we…

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Va Etchanan – Transcending the Strange and Foreign

Parshah • August 2018

Va Etchanan – Transcending the Strange and Foreign

The Ten Commandments strangely begin with an an ancient Egyptian word, Anochi, meaning ‘I’, referring to G-d. Why begin with a foreign word from an idolatrous society? To teach us…

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Va Etchanan –

Devarim - Deuteronomy • August 2016

Va Etchanan –

Effective communication is more than diction, articulation and clarity. There is also the need to speak from the heart.

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Va Etchanan – Always Please Others More Than Yourself

Parshah • August 2015

Va Etchanan – Always Please Others More Than Yourself

Moses pleads to enter Land of Israel. The word is Chanan, as opposed to Lish’ol, or Levakesh. Because Chanan means gratuitous. Moses knew he didn’t deserve it.

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