מצורע
3 shiurim for Parshas Metzora
An in-depth exploration of why speaking lashon hara (true negative speech) is worse than slander, and how it represents using truth as a weapon to distort reality rather than reveal it.
Rabbi Zweig explores Rashi's teaching that treasures found in plague-stricken houses belonged rightfully to the Jews, as the Amorites' lease on the land had expired forty years earlier when their sins reached their full measure.
Rabbi Zweig explores why the Torah uses unusual language regarding the metzora's purification process, revealing a profound lesson about communal responsibility when we must expel someone for the greater good.
