TakeTen4Torah Daily Torah Podcast

TT4T#433 - Pharaoh's Second Career - 1/14/19

In an unbelievable twist, the Midrash suggests that Pharaoh survives the story of Exodus and begins a second career as King of Ninveh. Take Ten to understand where this Midrash originates and to where it might lead us.

TT4T#432 - Humility - 1/11/19

Take Ten to learn a lesson from the Parsha on humility.

TT4T#431 - Tefillin's Contents - 1/10/19

The mitzvah of Tefillin is deeply symbolic, but in the simplest way, hand and arm Tefillin are containers for four specific Torah paragraphs. Take  Ten to learn more about these four special paragraphs.

TT4T#430 - Family Value - 1/9/19

Take Ten to learn how the command to "take" a lamb for the Korban Pesach implies a very important lesson for how we relate to our families and those closest to us. 

TT4T#429 - Using Miracles - 1/8/19

The stories we read these weeks are full of G-d's overt miracles. What do we believe about the presence of miracles in our day-to-day lives and to what end can we rely on and make use of them? Take Ten to find out. 

TT4T#428 - Monthly Atonement - 1/7/19

Take Ten to learn how Rosh Chodesh, the first Mitzvah, offers a unique opportunity for each and every one of us to begin again. Sponsored by the Goldberg family in memory of Moshe ben Nussan.

TT4T#427 - Pharaoh's Free Will - 1/4/19

Take Ten for a discussion on lessons from Pharaoh relating to the nature of Free Will. 

TT4T#426 - Jewish Culture Saved Us - 1/3/19

There is a famous idea often quoted that maintaining Jewish dress, language and names were what merited the redemption from Egypt. Take Ten to analyze this source and understand its practical relevance today. 

TT4T#425 - Why Resolutions Never Last - 1/2/19

We have probably already begun our resolutions for this new year, but will they last? Take Ten to learn some Jewish wisdom about how best to keep your resolutions for the long run.

TT4T#424 - Two Read and Translate - 12/30/18

We have the weekly obligation to not only hear the Torah read in public, but to read it twice and translate it for ourselves. Take Ten to learn more about this important, and repetitive, Mitzvah.