TT4T#776 - Pursue Peace - 6/16/21
"One should love peace and pursue peace." What's the difference between loving peace and pursuing peace? Take Ten to find out.
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Take 10 minutes of your busy day for Torah. Spend one 1/100th of your day as meaningfully as you can! Different topics each weekday. Produced by Rabbi Shmuel Ismach of the Young Israel of Great Neck
TT4T#775 - The Students of Aharon - 6/15/21
Our Parsha describes the overwhelming sense of mourning the Bnei Yisrael experienced upon Aharon's death. Why was his loss so great? Take Ten to find ...
TT4T#774 - Mitzvot We Don't Understand - 6/14/21
There is a category of Mitzvot that we perform even without knowing their reason. Why is this? Take Ten to find out. This Ten is sponsored by Gail Ba...
TT4T#773 - Battle Bystanders - 6/9/21
Machloket and disputes can destroy lives. What are the obligations of the bystander? Of family members of the disputants? Take Ten to find out. Tod...
TT4T#772 - A Fair Fight - 6/8/21
What does the great debate between Korach and Moshe teach us about the nature of constructive argumentation? Take Ten to find out. This Ten is spon...
TT4T#771 - Falling on Your Face - 6/7/21
Our parsha describes a posture of prayer that seems to be of great significance. Take Ten to find out where and why "Nefilat Apayim," or "Falling on Y...
TT4T#770 - Helpful Lashon Hara - 6/2/20
Lashon Hara is usually understood as evil speech about others. Is there ever a time when such speech can be justified, and even helpful? Take Ten to f...
TT4T#769 - Tzitzit's Power - 6/1/21
The Torah promises that performing the mitzvah of Tzitzis will have a larger meaning toward all of your mitzvah observances. How is this so? Take Ten ...
TT4T#768 - Breaking Glasses - 5/27/21
Breaking a glass under the chuppah is a familiar Jewish wedding custom. How did it develop? What does it mean? Take Ten to find out.
TT4T#767 - Beautiful Mitzvot - 5/26/21
We are encouraged to spend more on the Mitzvot that we do in order to "glorify G-d." Is money really the best way to express our devotion? Take Ten to...