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Derashot Ledorot: Numbers By: Norman Lamm IS ON AMAZON

Between 1952 and 1976, a young, erudite synagogue rabbi named Norman Lamm captivated his congregants with dynamic pulpit sermons. He challenged his audiences to filter out the noise and distractions of modern American life by listening to the divine voice, delving into the wisdom of the Torah. Derashot LeDorot is a selection of essays based on these stirring sermons, culled from the files of the Lamm Archives of Yeshiva University. Each essay features reflections on the weekly parasha, brilliantly illustrating Rabbi Lamm’s masterful pedagogy, deep intellectual rigor, and staunch commitment to the word of God. Today, Rabbi Lamm’s words remain as inspiring as they were when first delivered, passing on his wisdom to the next generations.

OU PRESS Shavuos: The Torah’s Mystery Man Excerpted from Rabbi Norman Lamm’s Festivals of Faith: Reflections on the Jewish Holidays

The Book of Ruth read on Shavuot is a beautiful and inspiring story, instructive to us in many ways. The story itself is fairly simple, and most of us are, or should be, well acquainted with it. The cast of characters is well-known: Boaz, Ruth and Naomi as the major characters, and Orpah, Elimelekh, Mahlon and Kilyon as the minor characters. But there is one personage who makes a brief appearance in this Book (chapter 4) whom we may designate as the “Mystery Man”! The Bible doesn’t even give him a name. He is an anonymous and therefore mysterious character.

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[Aneinu] Please Daven for Bochur - Critical!

BS'D Even if you have said a kapital of tehillim, please say the one below. It is very important, the situation of the yeshiva bochur of yeshiva Or Elchonon who is allergic to milk and somehow had something milchig. He had an allergic reaction and is in in critical condition, (he had stopped breathing before help arrived)-- is in a coma. We ask you to please keep Rafael Mordechai ben Rus in your prayers and pray for heavenly mercy. It's very important, and ask that you ask as many others as possible to also pray for his recovery. Please pass on this message to as many others as possible, don't break this chain. Also say tehillim. (that's the gist) debby Say tehillim 20 and 121