This Parable Will Change How You Think About Prayer
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Parsha Insight for Shabbos: Parshas Va’eschanan Why does Hashem want us to pray — even after He already redeemed us? In this short Dvar Torah, we explore a beautiful Sfas Emes and a powerful Midrash brought by Rabbi Yehoshua ben Levi. The Midrash tells the story of a king, a princess, and bandits — and reveals the deeper purpose of prayer. Hashem doesn’t need our words. He already knows what we need. What He wants is for us to prepare, to reflect on where we are, and to reach out to Him — especially after moments of geulah (redemption). Learn why the preparation for prayer may be even more important than the prayer itself, and how this changes the way we approach tefillah every day. Perfect for sharing at the Shabbos table. Watch, reflect, and inspire your week. #Parsha #TorahThought #DvarTorah #Judaism #TorahLearning #Shiur #Rabbi #ShabbatShalom #Vaeschanan #Tefillah #Prayer #SfasEmes #JewishWisdom #Midrash #Hashem #Redemption
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