Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings insights on Moshe Rabbeinu's subtle rebuke in Parashat Devarim. A list of places after the Exodus of Egypt, some of which the Sages comment aren't found in the Torah, reveal that Moshe was rebuking the people for all the times they sinned against HaShem. These rebukes apply to us even more today than they did to the Generation of Knowledge. "These are the words which Moshe spoke to all Israel on the other side of the Jordan, in the Wilderness, over a

Why don't Jews evangelize like other religions to spread their beliefs? Rabbi Yaron Reuven explains that for most of the last 2000 years the gentiles haven't been too friendly. Aside from the obvious, a Jew is obligated to help other Jews first. If a gentile wants to convert, they're welcome to, but converting to Judaism isn't 1-2-3 like other religions, it's a process. If you want to know more about conversion to Orthodox Judaism, download this free PDF: https://www.beezrath

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings insights from Parashat Matot Masei about the seriousness of causing others to sin and showing gratitude when HaShem protects us in the battle with the Yetzer Hara. Rabbi Reuven says, the only thing that will keep a person from sinning in the heat of the moment is fear of HaShem.