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This discourse, taught for Shabbat Behalotecha in 1988, discusses Aaron’s boundless love for his fellow and also for the Divine. This is reflected in our daily recital of the Shema, which also...
This discourse of Shabbat Behaalotecha 1966 explores the idea, cited by Rashi, that Aaron was upset when he saw each of the twelve leaders of the Tribes bring an offering to the Sanctuary, while he...
THE MENORAH AND THE KABBALAH,a talk by Tali Loewenthal at Chabad of Bristol, December 2008.
A discussion of the Menorah in Sedra Behalotecha (Num. chs. 8-12) and also the idea that it is never too late.
Discussing the Menorah, the idea that it's never too late, and the special journey of the individual through life
The Jewish home as a small sanctuary mirroring the Temple, drawing on the three main objects in the Sanctuary: the Menorah expressing prayer, the Altar expressing the flow of blessings, and the Ark...
On the seventy facets of Torah and the four levels of Torah meaning, using the Menorah as its central example. The insight is that the Torah's inexhaustible depth makes it a constant source of...
This discourse was delivered by the Rebbe on Shabbat Sedra Behaalotecha, 5724 (1964). The command to kindle the Menorah lamps in the plural refers not only to the seven lights but to two kinds of...