Torah Wellsprings

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman - Torah Wellsprings - Tazria - Metzora - Part 1

Parashas Tazria discusses the laws of childbirth. These laws follow parashas Shmini, which discusses the laws of kashrus. The Ramban...

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman - Torah Wellsprings - Shmini - Part 2

Why does fearing poverty bring poverty? The Maharal (Bava Metzia 33) explains that whenever one is afraid of something, he’s making...

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman - Torah Wellsprings - Shmini - Part 1

There’s a limit how much spirituality a man can endure, as it states, "Man cannot see Me and live" (Shemos 33:20). Nadav and Avihu...

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman on Pesach 2018 - Part 1/3

Reb Gutmacher describes the specialness of this night with a parable: Imagine a person imprisoned within four high walls; there is no...

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman on Pesach 2018 - Part 3/3

The Sfas Emes writes, "According to the degree that he believes he’s leaving Egypt, so will it be." One of the many blessings that we...

Rabbi Elimelech Biderman on Pesach 2018 - Part 2/3

Chazal say, “Even if a sharp sword is on one’s neck, don’t lose hope from Hashem’s compassion.” Rebbe Meir of Dzikev zy’a in Imrei No'am...

PART 2 - Parashat Tzav - Interesting Thoughts on the Parasha - Rabbi Elimlech Biderman, Shlita

Knowing that Hashem is One means knowing that everything that happens to us and to the entire world is from Hashem, and nothing happens...

Parashat Tzav - Interesting Thoughts on the Parasha - Rabbi Elimlech Biderman, Shlita

The Avodas Yisrael zt'l (Shabbos HaGadol, writes, "חמץ symbolizes the yetzer hara. We destroy the chametz (the yetzer hara) on erev...

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