Rabbi Enkin explores the Torah’s incredible commandment of being happy.
In the Torah portion of “Ki Tavo” (Deut. 26:1–29:8), we learn about something unexpected: God gets angry if we don’t serve Him with joy.
That’s right, there is a Torah commandment to be happy!
When and why MUST we be happy? How can we achieve happiness? Are there times we should be sad or mournful?
Rabbi Enkin gives the answers to these questions and many more about the importance of happiness in Judaism.
MAKE THE LAND OF ISRAEL EVEN MORE BEAUTIFUL!
PLANT YOUR VERY OWN FRUIT TREES IN ISRAEL!
Farmers near the Gaza border lost family, friends and workers. Spring is here, and they desperately need help to replant the farms. Join us in blessing the People and Land of Israel.
“I will ordain My blessing for you…” (Leviticus 25:4)