Torah.org Home Subscribe Services Support Us
 
Print Version

Email this article to a friend

Parshas Bo

Appreciate the Small Things

"This is one of the nicest weddings that I've ever attended. When it finishes, all you have to do is tell the caterer that the liver wasn't so good."

When the Jews left Egypt, the Torah says "and to all the Jews no dog barked" (Shemos 11:7). Rav Zelig Pliskin explains that G-d made this miracle, because we were joyous at being liberated from slavery, and G-d didn't want that joy minimized in any way. Even though the dogs' barking seems insignificant, Hashem is letting us know that even a small minimization of joy should be avoided.

Don't be a party pooper !!

Have a great Shabbos !!

Rabbi Chaim Flom


Text Copyright © 2008 by Rabbi Chaim Flom and Torah.org

Please Support TORAH.ORG
Print Version       Email this article to a friend

 

ARTICLES ON BALAK:

View Complete List

If It Can Happen To Bilaam, It Can Happen to Any of Us
Rabbi Yissocher Frand - 5765

Absolute Greatness
Rabbi Moshe Peretz Gilden - 5764

Die Like a Jew
Rabbi Raymond Beyda - 5767

> The Apter Rebbe Bends The Rules For Ahavas Yisrael
Rabbi Yissocher Frand - 5768

A Generation Repents
Rabbi Aron Tendler - 5761

Uses and Misuses
Rabbi Berel Wein - 5765

ArtScroll

It Could Happen to You!
Rabbi Yissocher Frand - 5758

Making Time
Rabbi Chaim Flom - 5767

Moshe's Book and Bilam's Book
Shlomo Katz - 5763

Frumster - Orthodox Jewish Dating

Straight From The Heart
Rabbi Dovid Green - 5760

The Seesaw Principle
Rabbi Naftali Reich - 5770

Behold! A Nation
Rabbi Eliyahu Hoffmann - 5758

Looking for a Chavrusah?

A Good Kind of Cover-up
Rabbi Pinchas Winston - 5765

Pray for the 'Right' Person
Shlomo Katz - 5758

Conspiracies and Lost Opportunities
Rabbi Aron Tendler - 5758

Forever a Donkey
Rabbi Naftali Reich - 5767



Project Genesis

Torah.org Home


Torah Portion

Jewish Law

Ethics

Texts

Learn the Basics

Seasons

Features

TORAHAUDIO

Ask The Rabbi

Knowledge Base




Help

About Us

Contact Us



Free Book on Geulah!




Torah.org Home
Torah.org HomeCapalon.com Copyright Information