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Moment of JOI

Moment of JOI

著者： Menachem Lehrfield
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Introducing Moment of JOI – a short, weekly podcast where Sarah and Rabbi Menachem Lehrfield (of the Jewish Outreach Initiative - i.e. JOI) bring you a dose of inspiration in under 90 seconds. Each week they offer a fresh insight from the weekly Torah Portion, offering a spark of JOI to enrich your week with meaningful, relevant wisdom. Whether you're looking for a quick thought to elevate your day or a deeper connection to the Torah, join us for a moment that’s uplifting, thought-provoking, and always inspiring.Copyright Menachem Lehrfield スピリチュアリティ ユダヤ教
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  • Parshat Va'etchanan: Our Pledge of Allegiance

    Parshat Va'etchanan: Our Pledge of Allegiance
    2026/07/24
    📖 Parshat Va'etchanan This Week: We recite the Shema daily, wear it in tefillin on our arms, and affix it to our mezuzot on our doorposts. It's the most well-known Jewish declaration, but here's what most people don't realize: it's not a prayer. Prayer involves requesting, praising, or thanking God. The Shema does none of those. So what is it? It's our 'shematra,' our pledge of allegiance. It's the declaration we make to the world and to ourselves about what matters most: There is one God. His sovereignty rules all. Our lives have meaning. There is reward and punishment. Consequences matter. We matter. It's not asking God for anything; it's affirming our belief and commitment. When you recite the Shema, you're not praying. You're pledging. You're declaring who you are and what you stand for.
    Shabbat Shalom. 📜

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  • Parshat Devarim: Know Where You've Come From

    Parshat Devarim: Know Where You've Come From
    2026/07/17
    📖 Parshat Devarim This Week: 'You can't know where you're going unless you know where you've come from.' Before crossing into the Promised Land, Moshe takes the entire nation through their history in Egypt, the wilderness, the mistakes, and the victories. He's not dwelling on the past; he's reflecting on it. There's a crucial difference: rumination is going over and over the past in an unhealthy, unproductive loop. Reflection is examining the past to learn from it and guide your future. We don't live in the past; that's rumination. We live in the present always. But we reflect on the past. We learn from it. We extract wisdom from it. That's how you move forward wisely. Before you enter your next chapter, take time to reflect on where you've been. What did you learn? What will you do differently? Shabbat Shalom. 🔄

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  • Parshat Matot masei: The Importance of the Journey

    Parshat Matot masei: The Importance of the Journey
    2026/07/10
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    📖 This Week’s Parsha: Parshat Masei The Torah enumerates all 42 stops the Jewish people made during their 40 years in the desert. Most are trivial, little more than pit stops, places where “nothing important happened. We read the names and think, Why does this matter? But don't you see when you look back on your own life? Those “filler” moments weren't filler moments at all. The waiting, the travel, and the stops that seemed to lead nowhere made you. They taught you something. They had prepared you for what was to come. The Torah has every single stop because every single stop was part of the story. You weren't wasting time in the desert; you were becoming. What you thought was just passing time was actually instrumental to who you are. Trust the process. Every stop matters.

    Shabbat Shalom. 🛣️

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