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Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt gives a daily daf yomi shiur and has been a rebbi at Yeshiva Derech HaTorah for 15 years. His talmidim and alumni are the inspiration for his divrei Torah; there is no better way to stay connected than through Torah.

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Parshat Pinchas

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

Hashem gave us the Torah and we forged a connection with Him. The bond that existed after Har Sinai wasn't temporary, it was tamid, constant.

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Parshat Shelach

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

They considered themselves like grasshoppers, and did not believe they had the zechusim to conquer the land.

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Parshat Shmini

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

Ask any believing Jew these basic questions: Do you believe in Hashem? Do you believe everything that happens comes from His hands? Do you believe that all Hashem does is for our own good?

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Parshat Yitro

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

If there is a great Creator performing these awesome miracles then I, Yitro, must serve Him and devote my life to that service.

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Parshat Shemot

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

The women believed that Hashem would free the Jewish people and they showed their belief by having children.

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Parshat Vayeshev

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

Each Jew is on a journey and we each have our own rav, yeshiva, and mesorah showing us the way.

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Parshat Vayeira

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

The true purpose of a mitzvah isn't to earn a point and get a prize.

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Parashat Ki Tavo

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

The more we realize our obligation to Hashem, the greater the joy will be when we fulfill that obligation.

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Parshat V’etchanan

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

When Mashiach comes we will have a nechama, not just a consolation, but a brand-new vision of history.

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Parshat Balak

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

To understand who Bilam was let us examine the interaction between Bilam and his donkey in this week's parsha.

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Parshat Naso

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

We know that every word, every letter, and every crown in the Torah is vital.

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Holy And Separate

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

If a person is constantly preoccupied with his physical desires and needs he can't be a spiritual person.

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Parshat Tezaveh

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

Some think that what a person wears classifies what type of person he or she is.

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Parshas Beshalach: Singing Of Emunah

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

So why sing it? If the second shirah does not add any new ideas or even words, what was its purpose?

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Parshas Vayechi

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

Each one of us has his own role and path - so there is no reason to be jealous of another person.

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The Parsha Take-Home Message

By Rabbi Shlomo Rosenblatt

The purpose of the mabul was to recreate a world that had been infected with man's evil. After the flood, that changed and the world was no longer affected in the same way by man's actions.

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