Each week, a brief piece of torah from the minchat chinuch on a mitzvah related to the parsha, usually under 3 minutes in length.
The Minchat Chinuch was published in the 19th century by Rabbi Yoseph Babad. It contains the authors thoughts and summaries of each of the 613 mitzvot, arranged in the order of the weekly parsha. It was written in the form of a commentary to the Sefer Hachinuch, a sefer from the rishonic era, but the Minchat Chinuch often digresses to discuss matters not present in the Sefer Hachinuch. You can contact me at [email protected].
Vayishlach 5783
Vayeitzei 5783
Chayei Sarah 5783
Vayera 5783
Lech Lecha 5873.
appx. The Minchat Chinuch ends up rejecting the Nodah Biyehudah's son's answer with the following difficulty: if really בני נח don't use the principle of רוב in their halacha, then w…
Noah 5783. Some of the ideas I discussed near the end of this episode are based on the teachings of my Rebbe Rav Mosheh Lichtenstein Shlit"a.
Ki Tavo 5782
Ki Teitzei 5782.
Re'eh 5782
Tzav 5782
Eikev 5782
Ve'etchanan 5782. A deeper explanation of the opinion of the tosafot, based on a shiur I heard from מו״ר הרב משה ליכטנשטיין שליט״א: the difference between the Jews and אומות העולם in terms of the sev…