Rabbi Haim Shaul

The very first all night educational seminar took place on the night of the Exodus from Egypt. Mothers and fathers  joined the ranks of teachers and Rabbis investing  in their child’s education.…

The final section of Sefer Shemot records in minute detail all the monies and gifts that were received and spent during the construction of the Tabernacle. Even though Moshe was…

King Solomon said, “The world has no joy like the resolution of doubts, free of anxiety” Mishlei). The month of Adar begins we increase happiness.” This description of Adar being…

The laws and commandments of the Torah are commonly classified as those that are primarily between man and his fellow man and between man and G-d. However, our sages tell…

The giving of the Ten Commandments in this weeks Torah portion lays out the fundamental principles of our faith from which all morality flows, like streams that branch off from…

The ten plagues that were visited in the Egyptian people and their economy were open revealed miracles for all to see and could not be denied. However, there are many…

“Moses grew up and went out to his people and saw their suffering.”  With this brief description, the Torah introduces us to the greatest personality of our entire history, “Moses…

Joseph’s life and attitude was very unique in that we find that in every situation he found himself, he achieved excellence. Whether as a son, servant, prisoner, viceroy, provider or…

This week we read about Jacob settling in the land of his forefathers. Our sages comment that since Jacob wanted to dwell and live in tranquility with a life without…

Even though Yaacov Avinu grew up with extreme wealth, as his father Yis’hak is described as being “exceedingly wealthy”, his only material request from G-d was bread to eat and…