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Summary of The Haftorah:
Haftorah Ki Seitzei
Isaiah 54:1-10
The Haftorah for this week's Parsha, Ki Sietzei, was taken from chapter 54
in Yishayuhu. It describes Israel as afflicted barren, and inconsolable in the
aftermath of the Temple's destruction. The Navi assured the People that
Hashem's kindness and love for them is ever present, protecting and sustaining
them at all times.
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Haftorah Summary by Rabbi Aron Tendler
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ARTICLES ON
TOLDOS AND CHANUKAH:
Living Lessons
Rabbi Yehudah Prero - 5766
Chanukah: A Postscript
Rabbi Yehudah Prero - 5756
Inner Sanctity
Rabbi Aron Tendler - 5761
Naturally Supernatural
Rabbi Pinchas Winston - 5767
Following In His Father
- 5769
The Strong and the Weak
Rabbi Berel Wein - 5767
 DeGeneration
Rabbi Pinchas Winston - 5761
A New Perspective
Shlomo Katz - 5768
What He is, Not What He's Done
Rabbi Yissocher Frand - 5757
Chanukah: Lights, Camera, Action!
Rabbi Osher Chaim Levene - 5768
Redeeming Factors
Rabbi Yehudah Prero - 5766
Chanukah, Chutzpah, and Coming Close to G-d
Rabbi Yehudah Prero - 5757
Such Is The Power of Cynicism
- 5768
Different Messages
Rabbi Chaim Flom - 5768
'Mehadrin' - An Understanding of the Concept
Rabbi Yehudah Prero - 5755
Why Eight Days?
Rabbi Yehudah Prero - 5755
 
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