พอดคาสท์ Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe ชั้นนำ (2021)

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The Ethics Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Life, Afterlife, and Judgment (4:29) 51:14

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What happens after we die? That is a question that fascinates and terrifies us. The future is unknown. It is a mystery, shrouded in uncertainty and dread. Naturally, the human tendency is to try to avoid thinking about those questions too much. In this Mishnah, the subject is ripped open and we learn some very valuable and penetrating insights that…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Bo (Rebroadcast) 1:00:25

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After the first seven Plagues of Egypt related in last week’s parsha, Pharaoh and his people were still unwilling to release the Children of Israel. In Parshas Bo, the miracles and wonders of the Almighty intensified, culminating in the Death of the Firstborn and the Exodus from Egypt. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me at …

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TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#39: What is Kabbalah? 59:17

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Kabbalah, the hidden, mystical parts of the Torah, is arguably the most misunderstood area of Torah. It is a subject rife with misconceptions and misinterpretations; it is also a subject that is bursting with charlatans seeking to take advantage of the gullible masses. In this sweeping episode, we try to understand what, exactly, Kabbalah is, what …

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The Jewish History Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Start 2021 Right with The Parsha Podcast 1:02:17

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One of my New Year’s resolutions is to record more episodes of The Jewish History Podcast in 2021. If you may indulge me, I would like to suggest to the audience to sample my Parsha Podcast in 2021. In this episode which covers Parshas Shemos, you can take it for a test drive to see if you want to consider subscribing and listening to it. Hope you …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vaeira – Pharaoh’s Education 44:33

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The Jewish people undergo a stunning transformation in our Parsha: It begins with the nation walling in misery; when Moshe offers a plan for salvation, they cannot even hear his comforting message. Yet very quickly they merit a miraculous Exodus, and only fifty days later they experience national prophecy at Sinai. How did this happen? How did the …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vaeira (Rebroadcast) 1:00:59

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Our Parsha begins in the middle of the dialogue between Moses and God. Moses’ initial foray into saving the nation has gone horribly awry. Instead of alleviating the pain of the Jewish nation; his intervention exacerbated it, and he returned to the Almighty asking for an explanation. In His response, God tells Moses that he will yet see the tremend…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Shemos – Grooming Greatness 49:52

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Moses is the greatest leader of our history and the archetype of a great, transformative leader. Why was he chosen for the role? What was his training to become the leader he became? What are the Torah’s guidelines for leaders and people of influence. In this podcast we examine the Torah’s retelling of the protracted dialogue between God and Moses.…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Shemos (Rebroadcast) 59:45

15d ago59:45

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The Book of Exodus begins with the Egyptians cunningly enslaving their Hebrew subjects: mandating that they work in backbreaking labor, killing their male sons, and trying to stamp out their spirit and curb their population. But God heard their cries and saw their suffering and dispatched the greatest of all men, Moses, a reluctant leader, to lobby…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vayechi – The Five Stages of Transformation 42:20

20d ago42:20

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The Book of Genesis is replete with interesting stories. We follow the narrative about Adam and Noah and their families, Abraham and his odyssey and trials, Isaac and his family’s challenges and triumphs, and of course Jacob and Joseph and their stories capture our imagination and curiosity. “Torah” means instruction. As part of the Torah, Genesis …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vayechi (Rebroadcast) 52:31

22d ago52:31

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Parshas Vayechi is the final portion of the Book of Genesis. Jacob is about to die and he tends to his affairs: He assures that he will not be buried in Egypt and will instead be interred in the Cave of Machpelah, he blesses Joseph and his sons, and he blesses/rebukes his twelve sons. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me at r…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vayigash – Fruitful Famine 39:22

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In Parshas Vayigash, the Joseph trilogy comes to a close. The saga that began when Joseph was 17 ends when Jacob is reunited with his favorite son, now viceroy of Egypt. In this special edition of the Parsha Podcast, we offer three interesting observations: On Yocheved’s border-crossing birth, on Jacob’s second bargain with Esau, and on why the yea…

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The Jewish History Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Ep. 76: JC in Jewish Sources: Exploring the Censored Text 56:20

28d ago56:20

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As we approach the end of December, I chose to experiment by doing something a bit different in examining the Jewish take on the Christian hero and on early Christianity. When we look at the Talmudic sources on the matter we find that our version of this story is radically different than the Christian one, and, quite unsurprisingly, the Christian c…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vayigash (Rebroadcast) 55:25

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Twenty two years have passed since Jacob and Joseph were separated. Ever since Joseph was torn away from him, Jacob was bereft of prophecy and inconsolable. In Parshas Vayigash this long saga comes to an end and Jacob is finally reunited with his long-lost son. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com with…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Mikeitz – Talent Evaluation 47:18

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Joseph is one of the most impressive figures in Jewish history. His accomplishments are vast: His holiness under spiritually treacherous conditions are legendary, his faith in God remained unwavering, he is the paragon of seeing God’s Handiwork in the bad deeds of others. His accomplishments extend beyond the spiritual: At the age of 30 he undertoo…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Mikeitz (Rebroadcast) 1:05:03

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Parshas Mikeitz continues the narrative of Joseph in Egypt. We pick up his story two years after his failed attempt at earning a reprieve via his cellmate, Pharaoh’s butler, who was about to be reinstated to his post as Pharaoh’s side. Joseph is languishing in a dungeon for a crime he did not commit; after being sold to a foreign land as a slave by…

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This Jewish Life - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Chanukah and Joseph 28:36

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Every year, Chanukah falls out during the weeks in which we read about Joseph and his exploits in Egypt. Our Sages tell us that there is a deep connection between Joseph’s and the Maccabean heroism. Many connections have been proposed, and in this podcast I suggest a new approach to understanding how Joseph precisely embodies the story, the lesson,…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vayeishev – The Holy Hologram 50:47

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Joseph is one of the greatest heroes of Jewish history. His greatest deed was when he resisted temptation and rebuffed the seductions of his master, Potiphar’s, wife. Our Sages tell us that thanks to this valorous deed, Joseph became the viceroy of Egypt and merited to sustain the entire world! The Midrash tells us that the Splitting of the Sea was…

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This Jewish Life - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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The Shabbat Dinner: Customs, Rituals, and Practices 59:09

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Shabbat is the beating heart of the Jewish family and the Jewish week. It is the portal through which the spiritual vitality for the entire week flows. This podcast idea was proposed in my email newsletter (visit rabbiwolbe.com/newsletter to subscribe). I had thrown out the idea of going through a Shabbat dinner and detailing all the practices that…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vayeishev (Rebroadcast) 1:06:01

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Parshas Vayeishev contains two intersecting, seemingly scandalous, storylines, that after all the dust has settled we can see are harbingers of the Messiah and Redemption: Joseph is hated by his brothers, and is eventually sold by them as a slave after they nearly killed him. By Parsha end, Joseph is languishing in an Egyptian prison after being fa…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vayishlach – Unrequited Love 55:19

2M ago55:19

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This a unique edition of The Parsha Podcast that you dont want to miss. Instead of the usual one big idea that we typically cover in a Parsha podcast, in this version there are FIVE groundbreaking insights that can change your life. We learn about a remarkable staff and its powers, about the pliability of sunshine hours, about the kabbalistic resul…

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TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#38: What is Halacha? 57:28

2M ago57:28

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With all the development and codification of Oral Torah that went into the Talmud, one areas was still incomplete: Halacha. Halacha refers to the practical application of Torah law, and despite the tremendous efforts invested in the Talmud in clarifying all the Torah laws, only an accomplished scholar would be able to extract the practical halacha …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vayishlach (Rebroadcast) 1:00:57

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After successfully escaping the clutches of his deceptive father in law, Laban, Jacob heads back west to the Land of Canaan, and back to his family. The journey back home was a lot more tumultuous and chaotic than anticipated. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com with any questions or comments TORCH Sh…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vayeitzei – Laban’s Potion 42:01

2M ago42:01

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As the father of all four of Jacob’s wives, Laban is in effect the father in law of the Jewish people. If we examine Laban’s story, he seems to have both qualities and shortcomings. He is constantly invoking God, he seems to be gracious and hospitable. But he also had a dark side. He is greedy and rapacious and deceptive, he is not exactly trustwor…

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TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#37: What is Aggadah? 54:48

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The Talmud is comprised of two general formats: The Halachic portions (known in Talmudic parlance as, “shemaytza“), and the non-Halachic portions which are called “Aggadah”, or “Aggadata” or “Hagada”. These two parts of the Talmud cannot be more different: whereas in the Halachic portions the objective of the authors was to reveal their true meanin…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vayeitzei (Rebroadcast) 1:03:08

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Parshas Vayeitzei follows Jacob as he is fleeing from his murderous brother Esau and travels to Charan to the house of Laban, his wily and deceptive uncle, and marries multiple wives and fathers 12 children. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com with any questions or comments TORCH Shabbat Light Switch …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Toldos – Esau’s Fatal Flaw 38:18

2M ago38:18

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Jacob’s twin brother Esav is one of the worst villains in Jewish history. He seems to be an unending litany of bad character. Our parsha ends with Esav dead set on committing fratricide by actually murdering his own brother. Esav is just one bad apple. But is it possible that things could have ended up differently for him? Is it possible that Esav …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Toldos (Rebroadcast) 1:06:32

2M ago1:06:32

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In Parshas Toldos we meet twin boys that are polar opposites: Esau, beloved by his father Isaac, is a man of the fields; while Jacob is loved by his mother Rebecca and prefers to dwell in the tents of scholarship. These two children will spawn nations and ideals that diverged from each other even before they were born. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Chayei Sarah – Portal to Paradise 39:58

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The Torah dedicates an unusually large amount of verses in the beginning of this week’s parsha to describe a real estate transaction between Abraham and a gentleman named Ephron. Sarah has passed and Abraham seeks to buy Ephron’s cave to inter her in. Initially, Ephron acts with supposed generosity and offers it to Abraham for free. But Abraham ins…

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TORAH 101 - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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#36: What is Talmud? 57:17

2M ago57:17

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The Talmud, or how it is often called, “Gemara”, is an ancient set of books written as commentary and elaboration of Mishnah. Despite being 1500 years old, the Talmud is still studied today by millions of people worldwide. In this podcast we get educated in what exactly the Talmud is? Why are there two versions of Talmud, the Babylonian Talmud and …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Chayei Sara (Rebroadcast) 56:23

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Some of the highlights of this week’s parsha: Immediately after the Binding of Isaac, Sarah passed away at the age of 127, and soon afterward Abraham had to procure a burial spot for her. In addition, Abraham sent his trusted confidante, Eliezer, to his hometown to find a spouse for Isaac. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vayeira – Abraham’s Three Protégés 45:52

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Abraham was the most influential person in human history. He changed the tides of history, he popularized Monotheism in the world, he is the father of many nations, and fittingly his story is told at considerable length in the Torah. In this very special edition of the Parsha Podcast we study his relationship and interactions with his three closest…

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The Ethics Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Envy, Lust, and Honor (4:28) 52:18

3M ago52:18

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This Mishnah is perhaps the most famous one in the entire Book of Pirkei Avos. We are told that there are three characteristics that remove a person from the world: Envy, Lust, and Honor. What is not specified is which world is being referenced, or why, exactly, these characteristics are so destructive. In this transformational Ethics podcast, we p…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vayeira (Rebroadcast) 1:07:14

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This week’s parsha features several iconic episodes: Abraham was visited by God as he was recuperating from his circumcision, and concurrently engaged in superlative kindness with three angels masquerading as pagan travelers; Abraham was informed that the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah were about to be destroyed and was unsuccessful in interceding on…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Lech Lecha – Go West, Young Man 50:44

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Abraham is the Torah’s first protagonist. The entirety of this parsha and the subsequent one are following the forefather of our nation. Why does the Torah spend so much time telling the story of this ancient figure? In this life-changing episode, we study Abraham’s odyssey to find the precise guidelines to fulfill our latent potential. This podcas…

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The Mitzvah Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Not to Curse (#69, 71, 231) 39:40

3M ago39:40

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Speech is the quintessential human ability. The ability to converse verbally is man’s superpower. In these three mitzvos we are told how man can negatively affect other people with words. This podcast also contains a mind-blowing interpretation from Rambam. If you want to truly understand human abilities and spiritual powers, this is a must-listen …

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The Ethics Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Aged Wisdom (4:26-7) 23:10

3M ago23:10

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How do children learn? How does intelligence and wisdom develop? How do people undergo intellectual and spiritual maturation? In this very powerful set of Mishnayos, we learn why young people why young people are not always ready for prime time, and how ruminating over wisdom transforms a person. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please e…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Lech Lecha (Rebroadcast) 1:02:06

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In this week’s parsha, Abraham is instructed to move to Israel, is given divine promises that he will be the father of many nations; his children will be as numerous as the dust of the earth and the stars of the heaven, a son Ishmael is born, and he is commanded to circumcise his foreskin and those of all males in his household. – – – – – – – – – –…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Noach – Spiritual Adaptation 45:23

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Noah is arguably the most enigmatic figure in the Torah. The Torah is lavish in his praise: He was a prophet who found favor in Hashem’s eyes and selected to survive the Flood and repopulate the world afterwards. Noach is also the only person that the Torah characterized as a tzadik. Yet Rashi and the the sources are constantly questioning his righ…

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The Jewish History Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Ep. 75 – Chacham Ovadia Yosef: Part Two – Restoring the Crown of Sephardic Jewry to its Former Glory 1:15:32

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Chacham Ovadia Yosef was one of the most impactful and transformative Jewish leaders of recent history. In Part One we discussed Chacham Ovadia’s complete Torah mastery, in this episode we will explore his role as a leader: as a Rabbi, as Rishon LeZion (Sephardic Chief Rabbi), as a halachic arbiter, as a Posek (halachic arbiter), as an influential,…

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The Mitzvah Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Loan Servicing (#67-8, 343, 476, 572-3) 29:18

3M ago29:18

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Loaning money to others in their time of need is one of the greatest mitzvos. But how do you properly service those loans? The Torah outlines some very surprising rules for how we must treat our debtors. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com with any questions or comments TORCH Shabbat Light Switch Cove…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Noach (Rebroadcast) 56:55

3M ago56:55

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In this week’s parsha: Noah and his family build an Ark as a refuge from an extinction-level Flood brought by God to destroy the world’s sinners. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com with any questions or comments TORCH Shabbat Light Switch Cover Please visit our website torchweb.org to get your FREE T…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Bereishis – You are Adam (Includes New Segment: A&Q) 38:53

3M ago38:53

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Welcome to YEAR FIVE of The Parsha Podcast. It is such a momentous day! It is a total pleasure to begin studying the weekly parsha with the best audience in the podcast universe. In this episode, we debuted a new segment called, “Answers and Questions”, “A&Q”. Thank you for downloading and please share with a friend. Please email me at rabbiwolbe@g…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Bereishis (Rebroadcast) 1:12:33

3M ago1:12:33

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With praise and appreciation to the Almighty, we begin another year of Torah study and the fifth cycle of the Parsha Podcast. This year, we will reupload the previous year’s podcast which covered the entire Parsha in each episode each week, and we will, please God, record a second weekly episode that will delve deeply into one of the themes or comm…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Vezos HaBeracha – Betrothed to Torah 32:29

3M ago32:29

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What is the most important verse that we need to convey to our children? Perhaps that is a difficult question for us to speculate upon. Thankfully, the Talmud gives a definitive answer: In an interesting citation in Sukkah 42a, we are told that the fourth verse of our Parsha, together with the first verse of the Shema, are the two verses that we mu…

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This Jewish Life - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Hoshana Rabbah, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah: The Meaning of Sukkot’s Climax 56:04

3M ago56:04

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The Festival of Sukkot ends with a three-day constellation of significant days: The seventh day is Hoshana Rabbah, the eighth is Shemini Atzeres, and the ninth is Simchas Torah. These days have unique customs not found in any other day in the Jewish calendar. In this sweeping podcast episode, we explore these days, plumb their mysterious and Kabbal…

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Parshas Vezos HaBeracha (Rebroadcast) 51:22

4M ago51:22

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The final parsha of the Torah details the blessings that Moshe conveyed to the tribes of Israel immediately prior to his passing, and the Torah ends with the description of the death, burial, and eulogy of Moshe. Please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com with any questions or comments TORCH Shabbat Light Switch Cover Please visit our website torchweb…

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This Jewish Life - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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The Sukkah and The Lulav 58:45

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The two mitzvos of the Festival of Sukkos (Sukkot) are the shaking of the Lulav and the Four Species and the dwelling in the Sukkah. What is the deeper meaning behind these mitzvos? In this special pre-Festival episode, we examine the two mitzvos of Sukkos and see what they teach us about the Festival in general, and see how they can guide us to ha…

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The Mitzvah Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Loaning the Needy (#66) 28:09

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Even greater than the mitzvah of giving charity, of helping the needy by giving them a handout, is the mitzvah of loaning them money in their time of financial despair. Although charity may solve a pauper’s problem, a timely loan may prevent it. Please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com with any questions or comments TORCH Shabbat Light Switch Cover …

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The Parsha Podcast - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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Ha’azinu – Shattering The 6 Biggest Myths about Yom Kippur 43:47

4M ago43:47

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The Shabbos before Yom Kippur, when we read the penultimate parsha, Parshas Ha’azinu, is known as “Shabbos Shuva”, the Shabbos of Repentance. On this day, we are urged to get into the spirit of repentance ahead of Yom Kippur, the day of repentance. But Yom Kippur – and repentance in general – seem challenging to many of us. In this special edition …

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This Jewish Life - With Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe

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The Repentance Continuum 41:42

4M ago41:42

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The Ten Days of Repentance, beginning with the two days of Rosh Hashana and culminating in Yom Kippur, are the season of repentance in the Jewish calendar. On these days, the Almighty is close to us. Our prayers are more efficacious. Our spiritual accomplishments are amplified and accelerated during these powerful, awesome days. Our Sages have note…

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