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The fact that Jews are still uncomfortable living among the nations of the world has a positive side as well. Rabbi Orlowek brings Midrashim and other sources during the Greek and Roman exiles to accentuate the challenge we are being forced to grapple with. An interesting and positive new perspective on a very familiar topic.
Rabbi Noach Orlowek says there are three elements which attract us to anything. He defines them and zeroes in on the elements of good each possesses. Tapping into the deeper meaning of truth affects us in three ways. 1) Greater willingness to accept criticism. 2) A stronger sense of consistency leading to more confidence and stability, and 3) how the intrinsic feeling of permanence connects us back to our true selves.
What makes a person a true leader? Rabbi Orlowek first asks penetrating questions that seem unrelated to the topic. What is the meaning of shalom bayis? Why the insistence that the Shevatim remain as distinct tribes? And why was Rochel designated to pray for her exiled children? The discussion that follows takes the opposites of each concept and joins them into a harmonious unit. Much light is shed on the lives we lead from this class.
An important step in passing a test is knowing the type of test it is. Often, we draw a blank or feel confused in figuring out what is expected from the challenges and uncertainties in our life. Rabbi Orlowek delineates the four different kinds of tests we face and the potential results we can expect from each.
