Tag: Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

!Short Clips! Q&A: What should one learn if he comes to Torah late in life? Can one eat a different hechsher when eating at someone else’s house? Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz

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Post date July 16, 2024

Rabbi Breitowitz – Shares some very important thoughts on these two questions that come up often for both newly religious and religious from birth folks. The Rabbi’s balanced and practical approach is not only appreciated by Jews looking to learn but helpful and inspiring in how we can apply it in the times we live in.

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!Short Clips! from Q&A: Halachic Process, Eternal Suffering & WW3 (HaRav Yitzchak Breitowitz)

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Post date May 22, 2024

Rabbi Breitowitz – Here are two !Short Clips! from the following Q&A. The first is what are the laws of (not) speaking during prayer or in shul (synogogue). The second are the regularly used proofs of Hashem’s existence and the Torah being true.

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Jewish Holidays

Shavuos and Freedom (HaRav Yitzchak Breitowitz)

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Post date May 20, 2024

Rabbi Breitowitz – Shares how Pesach to Shavuot (through the process of the Omer) is not freedom from something (to do whatever we want) but freedom to something (the freedom to choose). This is analagous to the barley offering on the first day of the Omer (which is animal food) to the wheat offering on Shavuot (which is human good). Do we want to be freedom to be whatever we want (to be an animal) or freedom to serve (to be a human)? The process of refinement (the counting of the Omer for 49 days) helps us make that journey from animal to human culminating with the giving on the Torah on Shavuot (the ultimate human endeavor as a Jew).