This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com “Lech Lecha….…” [Torah Or p. 11a] The Parsha of Lech Lecha discusses the life story of Avraham Avinu, the first patriarch of the Jewish people. The Mamar talks about the spiritual level and root of our Patriarch Avraham. Although Avraham […]
Parshas Noach-Torah Or-The sin of the Tower of Bavel
This article is an excerpt from the above Sefer *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Donate Buy in Paperback or Kindle Buy on Apple Books Purchase on our website WhatsApp Telegram Facebook Twitter Sponsor an Article https://vimeo.com/238896225 “Vayomer Hashem Hen Am Echad….…” [Torah Or p. 10b] This […]
Parshas Bereishis-Summary of the Parsha
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy now on Amazon.com Parshas Bereishis Pesukim: 146 [Siman:אמציה] Haftorah: Yeshayahu 42:5-21[1] Number of Mitzvos: There is a total of One Mitzvah in Parshas Bereishis; One positive command and Zero negative commands. The following are the commands in the order […]
Parshas Bereishis-Mamar Torah Or-The Danger of having exposure to evil behavior through media, and television
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy me here or on Amazon.com “Vayomer Hashem Elokim Hen Adam….…” [Torah Or p. 5b] The book of Bereishis is filled with exciting tales of history, beginning with the creation of the world and the formation of man. It touches on the greatest mysteries of the […]
Removing stickers from vessels prior to immersion
This article is an excerpt from our Sefer Buy here or on amazon.com Must one remove stickers from the vessels? Introduction:[1] When immersing a vessel in a Mikveh one must remove all invalidating intervening items from the inside and outside of the vessel in order for the immersion to be […]
Chatzitzas on vessels during immersion
Chatzitzas on vessels:[1] When immersing a vessel in a Mikveh one must remove all invalidating intervals from the inside and outside of the vessel in order for the immersion to be valid. If there was an invalidating interval on the vessel at the time of immersion, the immersion is Rabbinically[2] […]
Food/bread cooked/baked by a non-religious Jew
May one eat the cooked/baked foods of a non-religious Jew Many of us encounter scenarios in which a non-observant Jew cooked foods for us in our homes and offers us to eat the food. This happens especially when not all family members are religious and hence whether or not […]
Involvement in the baking process
What involvement of a gentile in the baking determines the bread to be pas akum:[1] The Sages only forbade gentile baked bread in the event that the baking process was completely done by the gentile. If however a Jew was involved in some part of the baking process then the […]
Pas Paltar-Commercial gentile bread
Listen here to audio Pas Palter-Must commercially baked bread be Pas Yisrael:[1] When the Sages initially enacted the decree against eating the bread of a gentile, the decree applied towards all bread baked by a gentile, whether it is bread baked within the private home of a gentile, or bread […]
Mezonos products
Introduction: The Sages enacted two different forms of prohibitions against the foods of a gentile. One which relates to the bread of a gentile, and is called Pas Akum and the second which relates to the cooked foods of a gentile which is called Bishul Akum. The Halachic differences […]
