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Parshas Shmos (5773)
by Mordechai Dolinsky
(4:1) Moshe’s hesitation for being skeptical about the belief of Klal Yisroel was that he knew the secret that the success in his mission really depended on the bitchaon and emunah of Bnai Yisroel. So, too, today we have so much to receive from Hashem but we must have the bitachon and emunah. We must yearn for Moshiach.
Have a wonderful Shabbos.
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To All My Talmidim, Relatives, Friends and All Interested Parties,
I will be”h be giving a Vaad from Eretz Yisroel to the U.S. through a conference call phone line, Wednesday nite at 10:30 P.M. US time. The access phone number which is free of charge is: 209-255-1000. The code is: 830229#. Looking forward to connecting with you all in this special way.
Hatzlacha Rabba.
Mordechai Dolinsky.
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Parshas Vayigash (5773)
by Mordechai Dolinsky
(45:28) Yaakov exultant that Yosef was alive made the decision to go to Mitzrayim to see him. He gathered everything and everybody and set out for the trip. (46:3/4) Yaakov Avinu then goes to Ber Sheva for Hashem’s approval before commencing the actual move to Mitzrayim.
What an awesome lesson of the necessity to constantly seek Daas Torah for all our moves in life. The more we feel, understand and search for the need of the approval of Hashem the more He makes it accessible.
Have a wonderful, meaningful Shabbos.
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Parshas Mikaitz (5773)
by Mordechai Dolinsky
The parsha shouts out to us the hashgacha pratis of the Ribbono Shel Olam over us and this should lead to our awareness of this in our own lives. Give praise to Hashem through the Chanukah candles that He reinstate the Torah for us through a great demonstration of His love.
Have a wonderful Shabbos, wonderful Chodesh and a Chanukah of joy.
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Parshas Vayeishev (5773)
By Mordechai Dolinsky
It is awesomely difficult to comprehend the simple understanding of the pasuk 37:20—how the breothers of Yosef hated him to the point of wanting to actually commit him to the death penalty.
Yosef acted towards them in a way which appeared cold, aggressive, full of false pride and animosity; criminal to act this way towards any human and to brothers, the foundation of Klal Yisroel, a nation of love, concern and care this is unforgivable……
Have a meaningful Chanukah and a wonderful Shabbos.
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Parshas Vayeitzei (5773)
by Mordechai Dolinsky
29:31/33—Leah named Reuven to commemorate and declare Hashem’s focusing on her despair. By Shimon sensed and heard her rejection. These are the names of the shvatim and the ideal of Klal Yisroel—concern and sensitivity to our fellow man.
Have a wonderful Shabbos.
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Parshas Toldos 5773
The theme of the parsha is the sheker, falsehood and darkness of Esav which still permeates the world and is directed to and effects Klal Yisroel. How much we have to have a tremendous fear that our mentality is effected.
Have a wonderful Shabbos.
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Parshas Chayai Sara (5773)
By Mordechai Dolinsky
Perhaps the major inspiration from the parshas is to be sensitive to the signs of being led by HaShem through the hashgacha pratis especially in these shaky dark times.
Have a wonderful Shabbos.
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Parshas Vayeira (5773)
by Mordechai Dolinsky
Avraham Avinu received the guests as coarse merchants but related to their words as great prophets. At what point did Avraham realize their true identity? 18:16 Rashi says to escort them as coarse wayfarers to the very end. He obviously valued their words through the concept of hashgacha pratis, everything is from Hashem, on the highest level. A great inspiration for us all.
Have a wonderful, inspiring Shabbos.
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Parshas Lech Lecha (5773)
by Mordechai Dolinsky
Lech-lecha is the parsha of the formation of Klal Yisroel. Avraham Avinu created a nation of searchers of Hashem and of caring and relating to our fellow men. Let’s be members of Klal Yisroel.
Have a wonderful, significant Shabbos.
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