Jewelry by Boaz Ben Chaim “Thou has counted my wanderings; put Thou my tears into Thy bottle.” Psalm 56:9 The message is clear. No tear ever shed in vain No prayer ever left unanswered All prayers and all tears await the time of their fulfillment TO VIEW GO TO Biblical Products Shop
1:1–4:20 Why we read Bamidbar before Shavuot. The name for fourth of the five books of Moshe is called BaMidbar which translates as “in the Wilderness. The book called also the book of Numbers focuses on the journey of the people of Israel through wilderness . Such a journey is critical for faith and spiritual … Read more
1:1–4:20 Why we read Bamidbar before Shavuot. The name for fourth of the five books of Moshe is called BaMidbar which translates as “in the Wilderness. The book called also the book of Numbers focuses on the journey of the people of Israel through wilderness . Such a journey is critical for faith and spiritual … Read more
ed by a Divine Hand. Moshe Kempinski, , Nothing in this world happens by happenstance or coincidence. The lines of human history intersect the lines of destiny and purpose all the time. This occurs regardless if those witnessing these encounters between” time and purpose” are aware of it or not. Such is the nature of … Read more
or the requirements of leadership. Parshat Emor (Leviticus 21:1–24:23) by Moshe Kempinski The kohanim as a model for the requirements of leadership – as early elections are announced. As Israel sinks into the mire of pre election fever it would be instructive to look to the Parshat Hashavua (weekly Torah portion) for insights into what … Read more
sponsibility. Moshe Kempinski, The Parshah of Kedoshim (Leviticus 19:1–20:27) begins with G-d’s statement to the people of Israel: ” And Hashem spoke to Moshe, saying,Speak to the entire congregation of the children of Israel, and say to them, You shall be holy, for I, Hashem, your G-d, am holy.( Leviticus 19:1-2). We see this concept … Read more
he Kempinski This is the day that Hashem made; we shall sing out and rejoice thereon.( Psalm 118:24) As we enter the month of Iyar , we begin the days of celebration for the establishment of the State of Israel, followed three weeks later by the day celebrating the reunification of Jerusalem. Yet there is … Read more
by Moshe Kempinski Sirens will be sounded during the commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day. The painful wail of the sirens will be heard in every city, on every highway and in the midst of every Jewish farming settlement. At that point, most of Israel will come to a complete and silent stop. Cars idle in … Read more
