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    Explore " kollel" with insightful episodes like "Parsha: Chayei Sarah - Buried Alive", "Parsha: Chayei Sarah - The Transformation of Eliezer (5782)", "Mitzvah: Meal Offerings Of/For the Kohein (#134-7)", "Discussing Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe on the Chinuch Today Podcast" and "Parshas Chayei Sara (Rebroadcast)" from podcasts like ""Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcast Collection", "Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcast Collection", "Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcast Collection", "Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcast Collection" and "Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcast Collection"" and more!

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    Parsha: Chayei Sarah - Buried Alive

    Parsha: Chayei Sarah - Buried Alive

    Sarah died at the age of 127. Abraham negotiated with the Hittites for the purchase of a burial plot, the Cave of Machpelah. The objective of the purchase of the Cave of Machpelah was to bury the dead. These three facts are featured at the beginning of our Parsha. On the surface these facts seem wholly unremarkable. In year 8 of the Parsha Podcast we try to go beneath the surface, behind the veneer, into the subtext of the Parsha and to discover the secrets -- the deep secrets --  contained in the substrate. Is there a deeper meaning of Sarah's age at death? Why is the role of the Hittites in facilitating Abraham's purchase revisited so man times in the Torah? Why does the Torah repeat numerous times that the objective of Abraham's purchase to bury the dead? In this Parsha Podcast we discover some wonderful and deep insights. 

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    This Parsha Podcast is dedicated in the merit of the more than 200 hostages currently being held by the murderous terrorists in Gaza. We pray for their safety and their health and for their swift return to their families and their homes.

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    Parsha: Chayei Sarah - The Transformation of Eliezer (5782)

    Parsha: Chayei Sarah - The Transformation of Eliezer (5782)

    Eliezer was Abraham's right hand man. He was in charge of all of Abraham's affairs. According to the Talmud, Eliezer was the consummate student of Abraham, drawing from Abraham's wellsprings of Torah and sharing it with others. In our Parsha, Eliezer was the central protagonist. Eliezer was conscripted by Abraham to travel east to Aram Naharayim to secure a spouse for Isaac. The journey, we discover, is unprecedentedly successful. Upon close examination, Eliezer is utterly transformed forever as a result.

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    Mitzvah: Meal Offerings Of/For the Kohein (#134-7)

    Mitzvah: Meal Offerings Of/For the Kohein (#134-7)

    Meal offerings are a central part of the daily Temple offerings. These Mitzvos cover the Kohanim's relationship with meal offerings.

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    Discussing Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe on the Chinuch Today Podcast

    Discussing Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe on the Chinuch Today Podcast

    The Hebrew word for education is "Chinuch". Rabbi Yerachmiel Garfield is the Head of School of Yeshiva Torat Emet, the school in Houston, Texas that we send our children to, and is the host of the Chinuch Today podcast. In his podcasts, he interviews teachers and educators about Jewish education. He asked my brother and I if we would be willing to be interviewed to talk about our illustrious grandfather, Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe and share some stories about his life, his educational philosophy, and what it was like to grow up with a famous last name. Rabbi Garfield was kind enough to allow me to post his podcast on mine. I hope you enjoy it.

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    Parshas Chayei Sara (Rebroadcast)

    Parshas Chayei Sara (Rebroadcast)

    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.

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    Parsha: Vayeira - Abraham Abraham

    Parsha: Vayeira - Abraham Abraham

    On the second day of Rosh Hashanah each year we read chapter 22 of Genesis, the Binding of Isaac episode. Abraham is instructed to take his beloved son Isaac and offer him as a sacrifice atop Mount Moriah. Abraham does as told, only to be stopped at the very last moment. In this very special Parsha podcast episode, we explore three dimensions of this iconic event. We try to go deep and deeper as is our mandate. We begin by addressing the three times that people are described as walking together; we proceed by suggesting a new approach to the call of the angel, "Abraham, Abraham;" and we end with the curious overlap between Abraham's Binding of Isaac and Adam's banishment from the Garden. This is an episode that you will really enjoy.

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    This Parsha Podcast is dedicated in loving memory and leilui nishmas David Gedaliah ben Efraim, the unforgettable David Genecov, of blessed memory, whose first yartzeit falls out this Thursday, the day that this podcast is being released. May his soul be elevated in Heaven. 

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    Ethics: Joyous With Your Lot (6.6.27)

    Ethics: Joyous With Your Lot (6.6.27)

    There is an unequal distribution of talents, gifts, abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Everyone is different. Everyone is their own world. This applies both in the spiritual domain and in the material/physical domain. A believer who understands that the Almighty gives everyone exactly what they need must be joyous with their lot. Your lot is exactly what the Almighty apportioned to you to fulfill your mission in life. It is also way number 27 to wisdom.

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    Parsha: Vayeira - Exodus From Sodom (5782)

    Parsha: Vayeira - Exodus From Sodom (5782)

    For the third time in the Torah, we read about destruction. Previously, the Flood destroyed the world save Noah and family, and the Dispersal ended the universal civilization, and in our parsha we read about the overturning of Sodom and Gomorrah. The timing of Sodom's destruction is really interesting. Our Sages said that it happened on Passover on the same day that Lot was appointed judge over the city. Why did the city's destruction coincide with the day that its most famous and righteous citizen became its judge? In this sweeping episode we study the destruction of Sodom, Abraham's unsuccessful intercession on their behalf, and the events that led up to its demise, and draw powerful lessons from what we discover.

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    The Profound Mystery of Cheshvan with Rabbi Shmuly Botnick

    The Profound Mystery of Cheshvan with Rabbi Shmuly Botnick

    Rabbi Shmuly Botnick returns to the podcast with his most mind-bending and dynamic contribution hitherto. In this exhilarating roller-coaster of a podcast, Rabbi Botnick weaves the generation of Enosh, the Flood, the placement of Moshe into the water, his retrieval by Pharaoh's daughter, his complaint to God about the initial efforts to save the nation, the splitting of the Sea, the Golden Calf and its perpetrators, Moshe's sin of striking the rock, Solomon's marriage to Pharaoh's daughter and his building of the Temple, and Jerobam's rebellion into one symphonic tapestry. This podcast will enrich and educate and entertain -- Rabbi Botnick is back with great flair and panache! 

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    Parshas Vayeira (Rebroadcast)

    Parshas Vayeira (Rebroadcast)

    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 their behalf; and we also read the two Torah sections that are read on the two days of Rosh Hashana: The episode of the birth of Isaac and the subsequent banishment of Ishmael, and the story of the Binding of Isaac.

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    Parsha: Lech Lecha - The Generational Secret

    Parsha: Lech Lecha - The Generational Secret

    Join us for an exquisite Parsha Podcast as we go deep and deeper into Lech Lecha. The deep idea relates to Lot's fateful decision to choose to move to the sinful cities of Sodom and Gomorrah. We then go deeper and explore the allegorical dimensions of the breakup between Abraham and Lot. Finally, we go even deeper and explore the secret and the mystery of the circumcision. If you seek Parsha Podcast that will educate and entertain, this one is for you.

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    Ethics: Know Your Place (6.6.26)

    Ethics: Know Your Place (6.6.26)

    The greatest pedagogues of history - the Sages of the Mishnah - codified "knowing your place" as a means to acquire Torah, to acquire wisdom. What exactly is intended with knowing your place? In this Ethics Podcast we share three life-changing approaches.

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    This Ethics Podcast is dedicated in loving memory and leilui nishmat Miriam bat Ashraf. May her Soul be elevated in Heaven.

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    Parsha: Lech Lecha - Applying for a Name Change (5782)

    Parsha: Lech Lecha - Applying for a Name Change (5782)

    Abraham and Sarah undergo seismic changes in our Parsha. Their names get changed as does their destiny. Originally, they were barren, but in our Parsha, the founding Patriarch and Matriarch are told that they will bear a son, Isaac. The mechanics of how this transformation occurred, however, is a bit of a head scratcher. Our Sages tell us that it was because of their original names and identities, Abram and Sarai, that precluded them from childbearing. The name change itself altered their identities to facilitate their fertility. In this episode, we study the nature of what happened here and reveal the path via which we too can swap identities and reap the rewards of our new selves.

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    The Transcendent Power of a Unified Front

    The Transcendent Power of a Unified Front

    It is not exactly clear what the participants in the Tower of Babel wanted. We know they wanted to ascend to heaven and to make a name for themselves, but what precisely they wanted is more of a mystery. The Midrash talks about it, the Talmud does as well - and in this podcast we will offer some insight into this matter. The idea that we will be sharing will create several tectonic paradigm shifts in our understanding.

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    Parshas Lech Lecha (Rebroadcast)

    Parshas Lech Lecha (Rebroadcast)

    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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    Parsha: Noach - Secret Of Invincibility

    Parsha: Noach - Secret Of Invincibility

    We started this week's Parsha Podcast by talking about the Tower of Babel episode. We gleaned from that story something absolutely transformational and deep. We then proceeded to talk about the unusual contribution that Noah gave to the people of his generation. In that second segment, we also derived something very profound. Deeper. The podcast ended with a third segment related to the sin that doomed the generation and to the precise dimensions of the Ark. The deepest of them all.

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    Parsha: Noach - Company Loves Misery (5782)

    Parsha: Noach - Company Loves Misery (5782)

    Our Parsha marks a nadir in the story of mankind. Humanity sunk to such spiritual lows that the Almighty decided to destroy the world and start over with just Noah and his family as humanity's progenitors going forward. What were the conditions of the Flood's survivors after spending a year in the Ark? In this very special edition of The Parsha Podcast, we examine three fascinating elements about the emergence form the Ark that can totally reshape our worlds. This episode is, arguably and ironically, the high water mark of The Parsha Podcast. Give it a listen and tell me if you agree.

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    On Parenting with the Podfather, Avi Wolbe

    On Parenting with the Podfather, Avi Wolbe

    Parents are sent home with newborn babies without an instruction manual. They are expected to raise their child(ren) to become productive, responsible, and successful adults. As Jews, we have an added responsibility to raise our children as good Jews. Parents face a monumental task. This was always nightmarishly difficult, but with the rapidly-changing world that we live in, this is becoming increasingly difficult. To help parents and educators navigate the minefield of parenting and pedagogy, I asked my dear father, Mr. Avi Wolbe (the "Podfather"), to join the podcast and share his insights and tips drawn from his vast experience raising nine children with great skill and success. It is my hope that this will become a recurring podcast. If you have a specific parenting and education question for the Podfather, please email me at rabbiwolbe@gmail.com.

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    Parshas Noach (Rebroadcast)

    Parshas Noach (Rebroadcast)

    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.

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    Parsha: Bereishis - Microcosm of History

    Parsha: Bereishis - Microcosm of History

    Today is a bittersweet day. Although we are very excited to embark on year 8 of the Parsha Podcast, we are only a few days after the terrible attacks in Israel, where hundreds of our brethren were massacred. In light of the terrible atrocities perpetrated against our people and the war that is sparked, we begin this season of the Parsha Podcast with addressing the situation from a Torah perspective. We proceed to discuss the first parsha of the Torah: Bereishis. In keeping with this years theme of DAD - deep and deeper - of trying to see a bit deeper - to read not just the text but also the subtext of the parsha - we talk about three subjects in the parsha: the Genesis narrative and it's overarching message, the unusual source for the dust of which Adam's body was created, and an interesting observation about the birth of Noah. 

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