Based on the teachings of Rabbeinu Bachya in Chovot HaLevavot, Rabbi Yaron Reuven discusses the importance of Jewish Tradition known as the Masoret in Judaism. Rabbi Reuven says the authentic Jewish tradition can be proven in many ways, and it's something all heretics attempt to dispute, but always fail because the Written Torah can't be understood without it.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives advice for how to overcome a gambling addiction. First stop gambling, then replace it with something that doesn't cost money and fills that void, learning Torah is especially good. The more Torah you learn, the more you will realize your purpose in this world and you will no longer desire sins or other wastes of time and money.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells an inspiring story about the Baal Shem Tov and his unique style of teaching. One day the Baal Shem Tov sent two of his students to learn from an incredibly holy Jew about eating for the Sake of Heaven, but his students couldn't figure out what made Moishele so holy. This holy Jew saw his father burned by christian missionaries and decided to dedicate his life to fulfill dying on Kiddush HaShem at the highest level.

The week of Parashat Vayeira in Germany 1938 held two critical events during the Holocaust: Polish Jew Herschel Grynszpan assassinated German diplomat Ernst vom Rath on November 7th, which Hitler then used as a pretext for Kristallnacht two days later on November 9th, and the beginning of mass murder of Jews in concentration camps like Auschwitz. Get A FREE BOX OF BOOKS to distribute in your Jewish community - Sefer HaOchachot: Where Was God In the Holocaust by Rav Efraim Kac

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush on the fires of Gehinnom. The Gemara says the fires of Gehinnom can't touch a Torah Scholar, but Reish Lakish says, the fires of Gehinnom cannot even touch the sinners of of Israel! But without deeper study this could lead a person to become a complete heretic.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a mind blowing Chiddush from the Chatam Sofer on the greatness of Avraham Avinu and his level of prophecy. In Parashat Vayeira Avraham is speaking with HaShem and leaves in the middle of the prophecy to go do KIRUV! A person can never lose when sacrificing to help HaShem's children.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush from Masechet Avodah Zara on what will happen to the fake Jewish converts when MaShiach comes. They will rush to forcefully join the Jewish people when they see how amazing MaShiach is, but then HaShem will bring the army of Gog uMagog to Israel and these fake converts will immediately show their true colors and run away.

Who are the Jewish Sages? Who are the modern Gedolim? How are they chosen? Do we get to vote? Rabbi Yaron Reuven explains some very important foundational lessons of the Torah. The Gedolim are chosen by HaShem, and EVERYONE KNOWS who they are, even atheists know when they see them.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a chiddush from the Zohar on Parashat Lech Lecha that removes any false notion that someone is going to save us from Gehinnom. Based on the discussion between Avraham Avinu and the King of Sodom, where the Tzadik will not even pray for the wicked in Gehinnom, because he warned them about the punishments and it's their own fault they chose to sin.

Learn the about the scary dangers of the powers of evil. Rabbi Yaron Reuven says, Ouija boards, black magic, and voodoo are all very real, very dangerous and very forbidden. Many people that engage in witchcraft give sacrifices of blood and seed and become a servant to the Satan.

A student asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven, "Is it a mitzvah to get pleasure from the world? If it is, would it be a mitzvah to smoke weed ?" Rabbi Reuven reveals an important lesson from the Sages in Masechet Rosh Hashanah 16, that a person's parnasa that is decreed for them also includes how much enjoyment they will get during the year: If a person engages in forbidden pleasures like smoking weed or wasting seed, they will lose from kosher enjoyment they were suppose to get. And if

Is the Book of Enoch a Jewish book? christians LOVE it! Masechet Sanhedrin 90 says anyone that reads Sefer Chanok or anything like it has no Olam HaBa. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings chiddushim on Pirkei Avot 5:2 that show HaShem's patience before punishing heretics and idol worshippers in the Flood in this week's Parasha.

Do angels have free will? Rabbi Yaron Reuven explains the differences between the free will of angels and people. The main difference is angels are punished immediately if they violate the will of HaShem, while people get time to do TeShuva and mend our ways.

Many fell victim to the fake miracles of false Mashiach Shabtai Tzvi. Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a story of how a Jewish community in Europe was saved by the Torah wisdom of their Rabbi who knew Shabtai Tzvi was a Mashiach Sheker. In the End of Days there will be more FAKE MASHIACHS and FAKE MIRACLES, and only knowledge of Torah and a kosher Rabbi will save a person.

A student asks Rabbi Yaron Reuven, what lessons can we learn from the snake shedding it's skin? Rabbi Reuven says, the Yetzer Hara never gives up. If you beat him by doing Tikkun HaBrit, becoming modest, and keeping Shabbat, he will shed his skin and come back with other temptations and tests.

In Parashat Noach HaShem gives a mitzvah that allows eating meat but with certain conditions. Rabbi Yaron Reuven brings a Chiddush from Masechet Pesachim that connects to this week's Torah portion about what separates man from the animals, and when a Jew is not allowed to eat meat. Plus insights from the Arizal and Ohr HaChaim on reincarnation and souls of animals.

Rabbi Yaron Reuven gives a chiddush on Parashat Bereshit and what caused Adam HaRishon to sin. The Sages say, Adam HaRishon was the perfect person, but he used his wisdom to rationalize it was permitted to commit one "small sin" in order to serve HaShem forever. Unfortunately many people today still fall for this trap of the Yetzer Hara.

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Rabbi Yaron Reuven tells a miracle story about Celebrating Sukkot, and a Jew that decided to build a Sukkah for the first time just days...