Parshas Shoftim: Exploring the Mandates of Jewish Monarchy and Deepening Connection with Hashem in Elul

The Weekly Parsha - With Michoel Brooke

Imagine being a king, yet being commanded to limit your wealth and your wives and always carry a pocket-sized Torah. Sounds intriguing, right? That's the life of a Jewish monarch, and we'll unpack the whys and wherefores of these unique commandments in this episode. With guidance from the wisdom of Rabbi Yitzchak Berkowitz, we'll explore how these rules are rooted in averting haughtiness, a principle that resonates with every Jew, king, or commoner.
We'll also be reflecting on the importance of Elul, a time of special connection with Hashem. How can we maximize this relationship and foster a deeper bond with the divine? We contemplate this question and more, discussing the significance of initiating the relationship to prompt reciprocation from Hashem. We'll also touch on the necessity of using our God-given gifts wisely to prevent stumbles along the path. Join us as we journey through these fascinating topics, offering insights that can enlighten us all in our personal and spiritual lives.

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1. Jewish Monarch's Role and Responsibilities (00:00:00)

2. Developing Potential, Protecting Against Shortcomings (00:05:41)

3. Maximizing Relationship With Hashem in Elul (00:20:14)